39th International Conference on Ecological Agriculture, Biodiversity & Waste Management (EABWM 2025)

Key Topics

• Actions and policies to implement sustainable construction
• Accessibility
• Advanced Monitoring Systems
• Adapting to Climate Change
• Biodiversity
• Architectural Engineering
• Building sustainability assessment tools
• Biomimicry and design with nature
• Conservation (buildings and nature)
• Civil Engineering
• Construction Engineering
• Conserve energy, water and other resources
• Design for climate change
• Design and technologies for energy efficiency and conservation
• Design for flexibility
• Design for deconstruction
• Design for Security and Sustainability
• Design for minimizing and using construction and demolition waste
• Design quality
• Design for service-life
• Designing the sustainable city of tomorrow and Urban Sustainability
• Designing Inclusive Environments
• Eco-materials and technologies
• Develop energy efficient buildings at design stage to secure long-term savings
• Energy and Environment
• End-user and community involvement
• Health and safety
• Environmental Science and Engineering
• Indoor environment quality and benchmarks
• Improvements in Numerical Modelling and Analytical Approaches
• Life Cycle Analysis
• Innovative sustainable construction systems
• Microclimate
• Location and Urban Design
• New constructive Techniques and Systems
• New Cement-Based Materials
• Planning aspects for sustainable construction (construction site, procurement and commissioning)
• Planning and building law and trends
• Rehabilitation
• Reduce the noise, pollution, flooding and microclimatic effects
• Social inclusion
• Re-use land and buildings
• Sustainable design, construction and development
• Sustainable design and construction standards
• Sustainable resources and materials use
• Sustainable management of existing building stock
• Urban and Regional Planning
• Transport and Environment
• Use of industrial waste
• Urban Design and Development
• Waste minimisation
• Use of non-conventional materials