Guide about National Associations

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EDA and EDI have worked on creating the Guide about Associations for demolition, decontamination and recycling, which collects practical information about all the associations that are part of them.

It is intended to serve as a reference document for all professionals in the construction sector and to give an overview of the different types of associations and their main activities. In this guide, you can find a brief introduction of each national association, its mission, projects, number of members, and contact details.

This guide is free and available to everybody, so you can get in touch directly with the associations in a simpler way.

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What guide would you like to consult? *Choose the publicationGuide about Attachments for demolition and recyclingGuide about Carriers for demolition and recyclingGuide about End-of-life of industrial facilitiesGuide about Couplers for demolition and recyclingGuide on Associations for demolition, decontamination and recycling (DDR)High Reach Demolition GuidelinesGuide on Construction and circular economyRecycling equipment in construction and demolitionRecyclable C&D Materials (Mineral Fraction)Roles and Career Development in DemolitionRoles and Career Development in Decontamination

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