CIRCULAR&HEALTHY CITY
Immerse yourself in the future of cities
Circular&Healthy City is the exhibition and conference area dedicated to exploring the future of built environments.
Here, the most innovative projects converge to support solutions and models for circular, healthy cities, showcased by leading companies and featured within a dedicated conference space.
Step into the district to discover how to rethink construction and urban planning, delve into smart technologies serving the city, enhance environmental and public health, and unlock the full potential of resources through next-generation recycling and efficiency solutions.
Meet the actors of sustainable cities
Visitors to this district come to Ecomondo to gain insights they can apply to their daily lives and activities dedicated to urban communities.
Specifically, they include:
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Public decision-makers, such as mayors, departments for environment, territorial planning, economic development, urban planning offices and technicians, IT departments and specialists
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Professionals, including architects, engineers, surveyors, geologists, landscape designers, building consultants, design studios, and construction companies
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Managers of hospitality structures and public-interest facilities: healthcare directors, transport and logistics companies, port and airport directors
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Business leaders, including technical and quality directors, facility managers, utilities, and project financiers
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Educational bodies, such as universities, research centers, and technology parks
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Citizens
Smart Circular Economy
Guidelines and solutions to enhance resource circularity on the path to a Zero Waste City,
leveraging enabling technologies to connect, trace, and optimize every step of the process.
Sustainable Building
Innovations and models to drive sustainability in the built environment: from biomaterials for urban furniture and buildings, to green urban planning and low-carbon construction — all with a focus on resource efficiency and land use reduction.
Urban health
The role of utilities in driving the ecological transition of cities, showcasing best practices for protecting public health, including air quality improvement.
Get to know our main partner | Green Building Council Italia
Green Building Council Italia is a non-profit association and a member of the World GBC, a global network active in 70 countries and the world’s largest international organization dedicated to the sustainable building market.
Get to know our supporter | Kyoto Club
Kyoto Club is a non-profit organization, established in February 1999, made up of entities committed to achieving the greenhouse gas emission reduction targets set by the Kyoto Protocol, the Paris Agreement, and the European Green Deal.
Kyoto Club promotes awareness, information, and training initiatives in the fields of energy efficiency, renewable energy, sustainable agriculture and mobility, bioeconomy, and the green and circular economy.
Other partners
Circular Healthy City is a project supported by a network of partners committed to promoting and disseminating best practices for increasingly circular and healthier cities.
Among them, Kyoto Club and Borghi più belli d'Italia act as official supporters of the Circular Healthy City initiative.
Media partners include Eco in città, GSA and Smartcityweb.
