Drivers for adopting circular bio-based building materials to facilitate a circular transition: a case of a developed economy

sponsorship: This article has been conducted during, and with the support of, the Italian inter-university PhD course in Sustainable Development and Climate change. The data collection was carried out during and after the visiting research period of the first author in the Building Physics and Sustainable Design Unit, Department of Civil Engineering, Ghent Technology Campus, KU Leuven, Belgium. The authors would like to thank the survey respondents and interviewees for their much-appreciated time and the valuable information provided. The authors further acknowledge the Sustainability Lab, Economics Department, University of Messina, Italy, for providing the NVivo software license for analyzing qualitative data. (University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, Italian inter-university PhD course in Sustainable Development and Climate change)