📑The latest report from the Urban Land Institute' programme C Change is out now! 📑 Carbon pricing plays a pivotal role in enabling companies to take meaningful steps toward achieving their sustainability goals. During last summer’s workshops, industry experts from diverse sectors and various points along the value chain came together to share their insights. This global assembly brought unique perspectives to the table, fostering enriching discussions and a mix of subjective opinions and consensus. These collaborative efforts culminated in the release of the paper, marking a significant milestone. As a contributor, Deepthi Ravi, our Sustainability Coordinator, felt that by providing her insights as an architecture practitioner she could offer a more holistic perspective on carbon, financial considerations, and ultimately, sustainability. Read more about C Change here: https://lnkd.in/dVNf8-wT
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Buildings are responsible for 39% of global emissions — 11% directly tied to materials and construction. Making smart material choices is essential to reducing carbon in the built environment. Join One Click LCA’s Winter Sustainability Summit to learn from industry leaders driving meaningful change: ⭐ Schneider Electric: Decarbonizing building services ⭐ Arcadis: Accelerating low-carbon infrastructure at scale ⭐ Gensler: Designing for the future — the role of sustainable materials and carbon transparency in construction ⭐ Hilti Group: Multi-attribute evaluation for sustainable products — Hilti’s approach to product circularity and carbon transparency Discover strategies and tools for optimizing materials to advance circularity, improve transparency, and reduce emissions across construction projects. 👉 Sign up now: https://lnkd.in/dMJyaDEz Take actionable insights from experts to transform your projects for a sustainable future.
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How can sustainability initiatives also be just? How can these initiatives do well and continue bringing benefits to people and our planet? 🌏 🙌 As someone who is curious about the 'How' of things, it was very fulfilling to collaborate with Jakob Kramer and Philipp Späth on our recently published article: "Urban governance arrangements for sustainability and justice – linking theory with experience" ✍ https://lnkd.in/e9eKPHXE We analysed 10 local initiatives for sustainability and justice and found 6️⃣ governance arrangements made them work! Illustrations by Carlotta Cataldi
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Looking forward to discussing sustainability in the built environment, and ULI's Sustainability Outlook 2024!
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🙏 Thanks to ICLEI Europe 's Sophia Silverton for sharing this academic article on "Urban governance arrangements for sustainability and justice – linking theory with experience" 😍 🌊 The policy recommendations (see below) are fully in line with ECOLISE's (European network for community-led initiatives on climate change and sustainability) insights on how to harness the power of community: Read more on this in the 📕 Time for collective action Manifesto https://lnkd.in/dMxSAk4w ✍ & please sign to show your support ❣ 💪 😍 Local governments & community-led initiatives are the dream team for #localisation and improvement of a socio-ecological #EuropeanGreenDeal quote from the article: "Policy and practice recommendations 👉 1. Set up and continuously support a network of community initiatives who work on sustainability and justice issues 👉 2. Support local initiatives which contribute to a stronger culture of public engagement and your city’s wider vision 👉 3. Provide fewer-strings-attached funding options for local initiatives to 'increase flexibility to experiment' 👉 4. Create ‘bridging’ platforms for local initiatives to use (e.g., open community spaces, interactive web forums)" cc Duncan Crowley Laurence Modrego Matteo Zampatti Amelie Krug ❅Maria Nikolopoulou Eamon O'Hara Pauliina Helle Inés Elvira Sara Machado de Sousa Matthew Bach
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