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Roadmap Introduction

Welcome to our interactive 'Roadmap to Sustainability'. The roadmap is designed to provide a shared vision of a sustainable built environment and it brings together government targets, policies and industry initiatives, allowing us to set priorities and assess where we can best intervene to bring down the barriers to sustainability.

You can navigate the roadmap in the following ways:

Browse the roadmap by clicking a 'pin' to view the final target and associated [] key dates, [] resources, [] events and [] UK-GBC actions.
Search the roadmap by choosing 3 criteria from the drop down boxes on the left
Get an overview of the whole sector by scrolling to 2040 and clicking on that pin

The roadmap is based around:

The lifecycle of the built environment (6 phases from planning to end-of-life)
Building type (new/existing domestic and non-domestic buildings and infrastructure)
Key themes (climate change mitigation and adaptation; water conservation & biodiversity; materials & waste; sustainable communities)

Browse the Roadmap

Roadmap News:

WASTE: Zero waste to landfill by 2020 Read more...

Roadmap News:

WATER: 25% reduction in water consumption on the Government office... Read more...

Roadmap News:

SECTOR OVERVIEW Read more...

Roadmap Target filter

Type
new domestic
existing domestic
new non-domestic
existing non-domestic
infrastructure

Phase
planning
design
procurement
construction
occupation
refurbishment
end life/change use

Theme
waste & materials
water & biodiversity
mitigation
sustainable communities
adaptation

UKGBC Road Map:Filter the roadmap using the options to the left

Task Groups

The UK-GBC Task Groups are set by up by members with the aim of bringing together a wide range of stakeholders to take a clear and comprehensive overview of how barriers can be removed along our path to a sustainable built environment, developing action plans of what needs to be done, and by who, in order to make progress. Any member of the the UK-GBC can submit a Task Group proposal by completing the Task Group proposal form. (You must log-in to download the form).