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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...
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  • occupation
  • refurbishment
  • end life/change use
  • Theme
  • waste & materials
  • water & biodiversity
  • mitigation
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  • adaptation

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Our Team

Paul King – Chief Executive

Paul joined the UK-GBC from WWF-UK, where he was Director of Campaigns, and formerly Campaign Director for WWF's One Million Sustainable Homes campaign and co-founder of One Planet Living ®. Paul is a member of the Igloo Regeneration Scrutiny Committee, and serves on the Sustainability Board of BRE. He is also a member of the Zero Carbon Homes 2016 Task Force, Carbon Challenge Advisory Group and the Sustainability of New Non-Domestic Buildings Steering Group convened by the Department for Communities & Local Government in 2007. He was previously a member of the Sustainable Buildings Task Group, Code for Sustainable Homes Steering Group and the Egan Review of Skills for Sustainable Communities.

Paul lives in Shropshire with his partner and two young sons in an eco-house built as part of a sustainable housing community. Paul can be contacted through Sheila Spence: Sheila.Spence@ukgbc.org

Jeremy Sumeray – Director of Strategy

Jeremy is a strategy and marketing specialist with over 12 years experience of working in the construction industry with Lafarge. In his most recent role as Group Marketing Manager with Lafarge in the UK Jeremy raised awareness and knowledge of sustainability issues and led the Sustainable Construction programme for the Lafarge Group initiated through the Lafarge and WWF International Global Partnership. During 2007 Jeremy was seconded to the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform to lead the development of the Government's Sustainable Construction Strategy. Jeremy can be contacted at: Jeremy.Sumeray@ukgbc.org

Sarah Jeffcote – Operations and Business Development Manager

Sarah joined UK-GBC from BioRegional Development Group where she was Executive Director of One Planet Products, a knowledge sharing and bulk buying initiative facilitating the procurement of sustainable construction products. Sarah is a qualified solicitor and practiced corporate and commercial law for eight years in London and overseas. She also holds an MBA from the Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. Sarah can be contacted at: sarah.jeffcote@ukgbc.org

John Alker – Public Affairs Manager

John has worked as an MP's researcher and speech-writer in the House of Commons and in commercial public affairs for Political Intelligence. Prior to joining the UK-GBC John led political communications on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and sustainable homes campaign for the environmental charity WWF-UK. John can be contacted at: John.Alker@ukgbc.org

Jenny Buckland – Member Relations Manager

Jenny has been fully involved with the UK-GBC since its inception in early 2006. She has a background in administration and event management, and joined the UK GBC from BRE where she worked as a Special Projects Manager within the Environment Division. As Member Relations Manager Jenny is responsible for communications with the membership and overseeing the UK-GBC events programme. Jenny can be contacted at: jenny.buckland@ukgbc.org

Ellie Austin – Project Officer

Ellie joined the UK-GBC in May 2007 after graduating from Bristol University. She is responsible for co-ordinating the Task Groups, Technical and Public Affairs Committees and in-house sustainability. Ellie is also the primary contact for the website: Ellie.austin@ukgbc.org

Sheila Spence – PA and Office Administrator

Sheila has African roots, having been born in Zimbabwe, lived in Cape Town and is now settled in London with her family. Sheila is responsible for Paul's diary and provides administrative support for the UK-GBC Executive. She can be contacted at: Sheila.Spence@ukgbc.org

 

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