The analysis shows that all building types considered in the report would benefit from having a long-term step-by-step renovation plan and logbook. Both the iBRoad roadmap and the iBRoad logbook for single-family houses can be adapted to meet the specific requirements of multi-family homes and non-residential buildings.

When it comes to existing policy instruments, there is hardly any instrument that supports stepwise renovation plans for the non-residential and multi-family market. For iBRoad to be implemented to multi-family and non-residential buildings in the pilot countries in the future, policy instruments would ideally have to be rearranged to specifically support step-wise renovations for these types of buildings.

You can download the report here.

iBRoad will host its online final conference on 24 November 2020, 9:30-13:00 CET. More information and registration link is available here.