Construction companies learn to deal with those materials.

Looking at what is currently being thrown away. Dutch wants it as insulation material! This is now being burned/exported.

Becoming less dependent on China

Geprinte behuizing

Fewer rules and requirements; shorter procedures for construction.

Making second-hand materials easily accessible. Easily returning/passing on waste products.

More (?) but sturdy constructions

Sustainability requirements in building permits stop -> local building materials

Initiating programs where wood producers have guaranteed sales.

Reuse old and squatted buildings (use what you already have)

Making incorrect building materials more expensive

(Make it) cheaper than regular (sustainable)

Second-hand practice

Madaster. Company for mapping existing building materials and their reusability.

Obligating companies in this regard

Insurance should focus less on total losses and more on repairs.

Investing in skilled forest management (already quite present)

Hemp! (This is also a good material. With regard to climate change compared to, for example, flax!)

Make financially attractive

Place making: to remove concerns/obstacles. For example: temporarily using a parking lot as a meeting place.

Recycling of construction waste

Physical information center for private homeowners energy + circular + biobased

Involve students in this story.

Implementing a CO2 tax on the entire supply chain

Pollution tax. Regeneration as a new byproduct