WoodStock

The Horizon Europe project WoodStock develops climate-smart solutions to increase the use of underutilised wood in the European construction sector. Through a Living Lab approach, and in support of the New European Bauhaus (NEB), the 4-year project promotes sustainable wood construction practices and advances the circular economy. **The ambitions of WoodStock are to** - measure and map wood resources by tracking material flows, calculating carbon accounting, and applying a robust dynamic Life Cycle Assessment (d-LCA) method: [resources, flows and impacts](https://woodstockproject.eu/resources-flows-and-impacts "https://woodstock.weta.be/resources-flows-and-impacts") - develop zero-waste, circular designs for product and buildings that prioritise human health and well-being: [zero-waste solutions for healthy living](https://woodstockproject.eu/zero-waste-solutions-healthy-living "https://woodstock.weta.be/zero-waste-solutions-healthy-living") - create frameworks to help shape policies, innovation, and business strategies: [innovation, policies, and strategies](https://woodstockproject.eu/innovation-policies-and-strategies-sustainable-wood-construction-sector) - establish a [European Wood Construction Observatory](https://woodstockproject.eu/EWCO "https://woodstock.weta.be/ewco") and NEB Lab **Six Living Labs** To reach its ambitions, WoodStock collects input and co-creates solutions for sustainable wood construction through six Living Labs located across Europe. These Living Labs will bring together research organisations, industry representatives, government agencies, and citizens in the Netherlands, Ireland, Norway, Poland, France and Slovenia **12 European partners** The WoodStock project consists of 12 European partners, and is coordinated by Ghent University. The consortium includes research institutes, universities, umbrella wood sector organisations, and an SME. **WoodStock advisory board** The WoodStock advisory board is a group of experts supporting the project with strategic advice and sectoral insights. It ensures that WoodStock remains aligned with the latest developments in timber engineering, circular construction, and sustainability. ****What advisory board members do**** - strategic advice and sectoral insights - monitoring project progress on climate-smart use of wood - guiding exploitation strategies - linking research results to key stakeholders from science, industry, government and civil society - participating in key project milestones and events