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India and Norway Explore Joint Research on Waste-to-Resource Solutions

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India and Norway explored opportunities for joint research and technology development to convert industrial and construction waste into sustainable resources for construction sectors. The dialogue, organized by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, SINTEF, and the Research Council of Norway, focused on sustainable waste management and resource recovery in the cement and construction sectors.

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The collaboration supports the Green Strategic Partnership between India and Norway, identifying circular economy and clean technology as key areas of cooperation. Discussions covered the potential use of construction and demolition waste, steel slag, and fly ash to transition from a linear to a circular economy.

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  • NorwayCountry exploring joint research and technology development opportunities

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    The construction and cement industries might see changes in material costs and supply as new resource recovery technologies are explored.

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