• Not socially responsible

• Not economically responsible

• Certainly not sustainable

Focussing on:

• Manual labor

• Destination for reclaimed materials on

existing market

With broad industry expertise, Resource Limburg

has developed a methodology where socially

conscious and sustainable deconstruction is

economically interesting.

Our methodology is based on:

• People, creation of jobs through more recycling,

filled by SROI (Social Return On Investment)

• Materials, high-quality reuse of reclaimed materials

• Market, requires quantity and quality

• Anchoring sustainable and social aspects

• Connect restructuring projects in early stage

• Involved in initial stage

Example: Mondriaan Care Institute

15.000 m2

• Resource & asbestos inventory are key basics

• In accordance with the Limburg sustainable

deconstruction protocol

• Increases efficiency & reduces costs of failure

• Digital dashboard, insight in:

o costs

o SROI

• Reclaimed materials made available through webshop

• Sustainable and socially conscious tender

specifications for deconstruction

• Traditional requirements + sustainable & social

requirements

• Budget provisions / management cost estimates

• 8.35% lower costs than regular demolition

• 65% covered by SROI

• 7.5% higher revenues

• Strengthening social cohesion

• Involving residents in recycling process

• (Temporary) layout of terrain

Example: Deployment of Mondriaan rehabilitation

candidates

• Work and social counseling

• Training on the job

• Strong possibility to gain employment

Example: Mondriaan Care Institute

• 1 contractor guides & supervises

• 13 participants employed, half gain employment with

contractor afterwards

• Low drop-out rate

• More manual dismantling

• High-quality recycling & reducing landfill costs

• Building becomes physical storehouse

Example: Mondriaan Care Institute

• Extensive separation

• Materials sales via webshop

• Managing entire process

• Unburdening client

• Total transparency

Start the circular deconstruction.

With good governance it is possible.