Ongoing Funding Partner

Resilience and Nature Programme

UKGBC is seeking partners for our impactful Resilience and Nature programme for the year 2025-26.

Climate Change Adaptation Nature Biodiversity and Environmental Net Gain Embodied Ecological Impacts Nature Based Solutions Funding Partner

Future opportunity

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Partnership Length	1 year (FY 2025/26)
Cost	£30,000

The Resilience & Nature programme works to embolden industry action on the climate and nature crises and drive our industry to adapt to climate change impacts and mitigate against biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse. Taking into consideration target setting and reporting initiatives such as the TNFD and working closely with relevant government departments on key policies and recommendations there are two key areas of the programme:

Climate Resilience and Adaptation : Increasing the built environment’s resilience to physical climate hazards, expanding climate adaptation across our buildings, infrastructure and environments

Nature and Resource Use: Working towards a nature-positive built environment, embracing responsible resource use, sustainable procurement and creating green and healthy environments. By adopting circular economy principles across the industry, we can mitigate and reverse the harmful impacts the built environment has on nature from habitat loss due to extraction and processing of materials, to biodiversity loss in our town towns and cities.

We also welcome expressions of interest from organisations wishing to partner on either ‘Climate Resilience and Adaptation’ or ‘Nature and Resources’ aspects of the programme for a partnership fee of £15K.

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Kai Liebetanz Head of Nature

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Hannah Giddings Head of Climate Resilience and Adaptation

Climate Change Adaptation

As the climate crisis intensifies and extreme weather events become more common, the UK’s buildings, cities and critical infrastructure, and the communities that use and occupy these, are in increasing danger. It’s vital to address how our buildings and infrastructure can be adapted to remain fit for the future.