GCCA India Launches
Positioning concrete as the sustainable building material of choice Promoting best practice in the areas of safety, production and the use of cement and concrete in the built environment Fostering[...]
Read morePositioning concrete as the sustainable building material of choice Promoting best practice in the areas of safety, production and the use of cement and concrete in the built environment Fostering[...]
Read more“ECRA’s mission to advance innovation in the cement industry within the context of sustainable development, as well as communicating key knowledge and research findings in technology, fits perfectly with the[...]
Read more“We are delighted at the decision of the GCCA to champion the many sustainability benefits of concrete by putting their global reach behind the CSC. We look forward to reinforcing[...]
Read more“The continuing and rapid growth of the Association’s membership is very encouraging. With a strong work program now underway it’s important that our authoritative voice represents the growing list of[...]
Read moreOn International Women’s Day, the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) announces the launch of a ‘Global Cement and Concrete Industry Women’s Network’. The sector initiative, launched by GCCA Cement Director,[...]
Read moreFor a complete picture though, it is equally important to understand why concrete has become the world’s most used man-made material. It is locally sourced and broadly abundant, resilient, durable,[...]
Read moreThe Guardian’s ‘Concrete Week’ is a great opportunity to look at a range of important issues associated with concrete, and it is right to examine some of the important challenges[...]
Read moreThe Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA), which represents cement and concrete producers from around the world, has today published its first six Sustainability Guidelines. The six guidelines include a[...]
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