What does climate resilience and adaptation mean for the built environment? What would a climate-resilient UK built environment look like, and how can the industry achieve it? During our second industry consultation, we presented a proposal and collected feedback from individuals and organisations across the built environment sector. 

In close collaboration with various organisations across all of the UK’s subsectors of the built environment, UKGBC is co-creating the country’s first UK Climate Resilience Roadmap for the built environment—a robust, evidence-based guide to help the industry adapt to climate change, protect people, and support ecosystems.

This was an opportunity for UKGBC members and the wider industry to review and feedback on the current proposals to ensure industry alignment and consensus on of this roadmap. 

FAQs

 The consultation is open from the 20th November 2024 until 12pm on 6th January 2025.

The consultation process is based on an online survey, which takes 20 to 30 minutes to complete.

You will be able to provide responses to the consultation form from Wednesday November 20th 2024, when the consultation opens.

Respond to the consultation here.

This is an opportunity for all built environment stakeholders to provide feedback on progressed work, which includes:

  •  Our vision for a climate resilient built environment
  • Definitions of core concepts
  • Information on hazards & risks
  • Industry aims and goals
  • Initial industry actions
  • Key metrics and indicators
  • Five key policy recommendations

If you missed the Industry Consultation period and would like to provide feedback, please contact us at resilience.nature@ukgbc.org We are happy to consider organisational or individual input until 31st January 2025.

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