A Framework Definition for a Nature-Positive Built Environment Project Partners

Partnership Length | 1 year (FY 2024/25) |
Cost | £5,000 |
The term nature positivity, or nature-positive, has developed a lot of traction recently. However, with increased exposure comes an increased risk of misusing the term and opening it up for greenwashing.
This project will create a framework definition on the applicability of this terminology for the built environment specifically, with a set of criteria to be required. Similar to UKGBC’s Net Zero Carbon Framework Definition, this would ensure that projects and companies stick to a high standard when using this terminology. The project will clarify to what degree buildings, project, or companies can be described as nature-positive, and under which circumstances.
This project aims to ensure that the concept of nature positivity translates into the built environment in a meaningful way. It does that by:
- Providing rigour and accountability for nature positivity via a stringent and shared set of criteria for the industry
- Creating a mutual understanding of the principles behind nature positivity and enable the industry to identify and challenge greenwashing
- Developing a clear understanding of the challenges behind the goal of a nature-positive built environment and providing best practice examples
Project benefits for members
Driving meaningful impact
Raising your brand profile
Extending networks
Developing your staff
Download the Call for Applications and apply here
Nature Positive Framework Call for Applications
This project is also taking applications for Task Group members, learn more and apply here.
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