Learn about Biodiveristy-oriented premises (BOP)

From grey to green

Colourful nature instead of grey areas: The biodiversity-oriented design of business premises (BOP) is an approach to protecting biodiversity. In addition, BOPs are recreational areas and improve the well-being of employees!

 

 

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Measures at a glance.

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Our interactive infographic shows you which measures you can take to redesign your premises in a biodiversity-oriented way. Click on the button in…

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Events

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World Congress of Building Greening 2023

The World Congress of Building Greening 2023 in Berlin is a multi-day event concerning the greening of buildings (greening of roofs, façades…

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The BooGI BOP has come to an end - time to say goodbye

From beginning to end - what we have achieved: The EU LIFE BooGI BOP project has helped us to find new ways of helping companies to design and maintain their company premises in a more sustainable way.

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Review of the Conference European Green Premises (EGP 2022)

More than 100 participants at the final conference of the LIFE-BooGI-BOP project in Wiesbaden on September 14-15 were able to see for themselves that there are viable solutions for biodiversity-enhancing, climate change-adapted commercial sites.

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EU LIFE Project

In the project LIFE BooGI-BOP seven European partners from Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Spain have teamed up to promote biodiversity-oriented design of business premises in Europe. Among other things, we support you by providing initial guidance that gives you a first impression of the design potential, the search for a suitable service provider for planning and implementation and credible communication.

The project EU LIFE BooGI-BOP (LIFE17 GIE/DE/000466) is funded by EU LIFE, the European Union’s funding instrument for the environment and climate action. 

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