Deliverables and reports
Browse through all the deliverables/reports, showcasing the progress of the project. Files are available for download only if public distribution has been authorized by the EU.
Deliverables
Dissemination level
SEN – Sensitive
Summary
The report describes the procedures to be followed to assess the quality of the technical deliverables throughout the project. It also includes the schedule to be followed, deliverables, different subtasks and dependencies between subtasks.
Keywords
Quality, Management
Dissemination level
SEN – Sensitive
Summary
This deliverable deals with risk management and includes a list of identified risks, its classification and the different measures to carry through in case one of the risks occurs during the project lifetime.
Risks are referred to the project implementation and the possibility that these risks may prevent the achievement of the project objectives. Although the analysis performed is an ex-ante one, risk monitoring is a continuous task embedded in project coordination activities and ex-post analysis will be done if any of the risks occurs or even when unforeseen risks will be detected.
Keywords
Risk Management
Dissemination level
SEN – Sensitive
Summary
The report presents the mechanisms and procedures to maintain, distribute and manage the data generated and used during the project. It covers the storage strategies, maintenance, and methodologies to treat the data and the information produced during the project
Keywords
Data Management Plan
Dissemination level
PU – Public
Summary
This deliverable describes the ethics, gender & security requirements that the project must comply with, and the procedures ensuring that these requirements are fulfilled throughout all project activities, in accordance with EU principles and values. Emphasis is given to project specific aspects. An approach beyond traditional ethics and gender monitoring is adopted, integrating ethics, security and gender dimension into research and innovation activities, stakeholder engagement and project management, also considering open access aspects and educating partners in gender equality in science
Keywords
Ethics, Gender, Security
Dissemination level
PU – Public
Summary
This report evaluates end-users’ perspectives on innovative construction solutions, focusing on thermal insulation materials. It begins with a literature review identifying key specifications and barriers influencing adoption. A survey of 115 end-users from 12 European countries revealed that the most critical features are impact on human health, energy efficiency, durability, and thermal performance. Less importance was assigned to aesthetics, bio-based, and biodegradable materials. The study found that technical, economic, environmental, and social criteria influence decision-making, with expertise levels affecting priorities. Validation with manufacturers confirmed alignment with market needs but highlighted discrepancies, especially regarding cost and sustainability perceptions. The findings suggest that successful adoption of bio-based, circular insulation solutions requires demonstrating competitive performance, long-term durability, and effective communication of benefits to diverse customer segments.
Keywords
Insulation Material, Specification, Requirement, End-User, Perception, Survey
Dissemination level
SEN – Sensitive
Summary
The report describes the procedures to be followed to assess the quality of the technical deliverables throughout the project. It also includes the schedule to be followed, deliverables, different subtasks, and dependencies between subtasks.
Keywords
Requirements, Digital Tool Assistant
Dissemination level
PU – Public
Summary
This deliverable includes the plan for dissemination, communication and networking activities and guidelines. It also includes the plans for engagement with the identified target groups and relevant communities, initiatives, and projects.
Keywords
Dissemination, Stakeholders, Plan
Dissemination level
SEN – Sensitive
Summary
This deliverable emphasizes the importance of standardization in the SNUG project, highlighting how it supports research, innovation, and market acceptance.
Keywords
Energy Efficiency, Standardization, Sustainability, Zero Emission Buildings (ZEB). Insulation Materials