Timber and Circular Economy CPD by PEFC
Timber has increasing appeal for architects, designers and specifiers seeking sustainable and eco-friendly construction solutions. Our one-hour free CPD-accredited Timber and Circular Economy webinar offers essential training on how responsibly sourced timber fits within the Circular Economy agenda.
Why you need to know about responsible timber sourcing
While timber is the ultimate renewable material, we need to know we can continue to meet future demand by ensuring we make the very best use of this valuable resource. Ensuring timber products and buildings last for their required design life, and that they can be reused or re-manufactured at the end of use, are key circular economy solutions.
Governments and NGO’s are also promoting the need to recycle materials as part of the solution to meeting net-zero carbon construction targets. By ensuring timber products meet the Circular Economy agenda, we can continue to incorporate these renewable, low-carbon materials into the buildings of the future and help increase the overall carbon storage in buildings.
What you will learn from this CPD
- Background to the circular economy
- Timber place in a circular economy
- Importance of responsible timber sourcing in meeting Circular Economy goals
- How you can incorporate Circular Economy wood products into your designs
- What Circular Economy business models you could consider
Who will deliver the CPD?
The webinar will be presented by Charlie Law of Sustainable Construction Solutions, and Sustainability Director at Timber Development UK (TDUK). who has over 30 years experience in the construction sector with extensive industry knowledge having worked for BAM, Kier and Lendlease.
PEFC
PEFC UK is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting sustainable forest management through independent third-party certification. Find out more about them here
This event is free to attend.
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Event short description (used on home page)
Specifiers can now learn more about responsible timber procurement and Chain of Custody