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UK Climate Resilience Roadmap: Stakeholder Action Plans

Following the success of our UK Climate Resilience Roadmap, we are developing a series of Stakeholder Action Plans (SAPs), intended to provide actionable, stakeholder-specific action plans that will advance the implementation of the Roadmap across the industry.

What is the purpose of the Stakeholder Action Plans?

Our UK Climate Resilience Roadmap sets out a vision for a climate resilient built environment, sharing clear recommendations for the industry and for policy, as well as next steps needed to increase the resilience of the built environment.

The Stakeholder Action Plans aim to provide practical and clear sector-specific actions across the short, medium and long term, to further support the delivery of the roadmap and accelerate resilience across the built environment.

They will:

Support the integration of resilience into everyday decisions and practices for the built environment
Clarify the role and shared responsibilites that each stakeholder plays in strengthening resilience
Align efforts across the sector reduce duplication and enable collective progress
Turn awareness into action

In parallel to the existing Policy Recommendations, these SAPs are specifically designed to support industry in embedding resilience with actions that can be implemented independent of the policy landscape.

Consultation (from 21st April 2026 until 19th May)

We are seeking your feedback to ensure the plans are best placed to support embedding resilience at the organisation and project level decision-making, recognising roles in adapting to climate hazards, increasing collaboration and alignment across subsectors, and ultimately, supporting the shift from reactive to proactive and anticipatory actions.

The Stakeholder Action Plans have been developed through a series of stakeholder-specific virtual workshops convening UKGBC members, followed by a mixed in-person workshop to identify shared priorities and opportunities for system-wide transformation and accelerate resilience across the built environment.

The action plans have been further complemented by desktop research, to ensure the full asset lifecycle is considered across the four stages of the journey to climate resilience: Be Aware and Educated, Anticipate, Prepare and Adapt, Sustain Resilience

This is an opportunity for all built environment stakeholders to provide feedback. We encourage anyone with an interest in climate resilience and a sustainable built environment to respond, from experienced professionals to those with a general interest.

If you would like to review multiple Stakeholder Action Plans, please submit them as separate versions of the form.

Please download the consultation document below, which provides the full set of information that is needed to submit your feedback via this online form.

Feedback received will inform the development of the Stakeholder Action Plans. A consultation response document will be produced and shared publicly on the Stakeholder Action Plans webpage.

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Respond to the consultation here