BEPAM has issued a call for papers for a special issue on Operationalising Regeneration in the Built Environment through Circularity, Digital Innovation and Collaborative Governance.
Objectives of the Special Issue
This Special Issue seeks to advance knowledge on how regenerative principles can be operationalised through the integration of circularity, digital innovation, and collaborative governance to target synergistic regenerative outcomes across the built asset lifecycle.
Anticipated Themes
The Special Issue welcomes submissions addressing the following indicative, non-exhaustive themes:
- Operationalising Regenerative Principles: Frameworks, strategies, organisational capabilities, and implementation pathways for translating regenerative principles into practice across the built asset lifecycle.
- Circularity for Regenerative Built Environments: Circular economy approaches, resource stewardship, and lifecycle strategies that preserve resources, extend asset value, and support regenerative outcomes.
- Digital Innovation for Regenerative Transformation: Digital technologies, intelligent systems, data-driven decision-making, and information management approaches that enable regenerative project and asset management.
- Collaborative Governance and Stakeholder Engagement: Governance models, cross-sector partnerships, stakeholder collaboration, and participatory decision-making that support the implementation of regenerative practices.
- Performance Assessment and Decision Support: Assessment frameworks, performance indicators, decision support systems, and evaluation approaches for measuring regenerative outcomes, understanding trade-offs, and supporting wider implementation.
Papers must be submitted through the portal on or before 31 January 2027. The above is a strict deadline and any new submissions received after the deadline cannot be considered for this Special Issue.
Full details on the call and how to submit can be found here.
