Introduction
The built environment is where we live, work and spend our free time. It is a primary employer, representing a significant share of national wealth.
However, it also accounts for 40% of global carbon emissions, over 30% of global final energy use and consumes nearly half of the world’s natural resources. We need to urgently cut emissions from the built environment and change how we design and construct buildings to successfully respond to the climate crisis, nature loss and growing inequality. WBCSD brings together leading companies from across the value chain to transform the built environment towards one that is net zero-emissions, circular, healthy, inclusive and resilient.
Exploring nature-positive buildings
24 October, 2024
A Path to Alignment in the Built Environment
15 October, 2024
Roadmap to Nature Positive: Examples from the built environment industry
24 September, 2024
Minoro, an online platform to help accelerate the decarbonization of buildings launches
8 July, 2024
Measuring the Circularity of Buildings: A Call to Action on a Standardized Framework
3 October, 2024
WBCSD unveils Built Environment Market Transformation Action Agenda during Buildings and Climate Global Forum
8 March, 2024