Local
Resources

Wood and cork are local natural resources whose technical characteristics make them excellent raw materials for construction and rehabilitation.

Gas
Emission

Wood is a lightweight biological material whose industrial transformation and production processes emit fewer greenhouse gas emissions than its competitors.

Carbon
Storage

Forests actively participate in the fight against global warming. Wood products "trap" the stored carbon. A 5 m³ tree absorbs the equivalent of 5 tonnes of CO₂.

Primary
Objective

Design, validate and implement an ecological building system based on natural biological materials to improve energy efficiency in public buildings.

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Objectives
& Innovation

Interconnected modular wood and cork insulation board systems can replace traditional systems, generating technical, environmental and socio-economic benefits for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, through the implementation of networks and experimentation joint.

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CONTEXT

Respect for the
environment

IMIP aims to support the shift to a low carbon economy through smart, sustainable and inclusive growth focused on the construction sector.

The project contributes to the mitigation of climate change by increasing the use of wood and cork products in the construction and rehabilitation of public buildings thanks to its high efficiency.

Local resources,
Growth and Production

Wood and cork are local natural resources whose technical characteristics make them excellent raw materials for construction.

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PARTNERS

Specialists
from South West Europe

This collaboration will allow the development of a wood and cork sandwich panel. The proposed pilot actions will demonstrate the benefits of their use by encouraging the replication of solutions and policies.

Results
of IMIP project

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Innovative Eco-Construction System Based on Interlocking Modular Insulation Wood & Cork-Based Panels

Design, validation and implementation of an ecological construction system based on natural biological materials to improve energy efficiency in public buildings, contributing to the mitigation of climate change.
Modular interconnected wood and cork insulating panel systems can replace traditional systems, generating technical, environnemental and socio-economic benefits for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, through the implementation of networks and joint experimentation.

The IMIP project is co-financed by the Interreg Sudoe program and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

Total eligible cost (€): € 1,326,162.88
ERDF fund (€): € 994,622.63

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