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REPORT OUTLINES GROUNDBREAKING ROADMAP TO ACCELERATE DECARBONSATION OF BUILDINGS BY BRIDGING 'SPLIT INCENTIVE' GAP
To better unify efforts for sustainable action among these disincentivised groups, the Sustainable Markets Initiative's Sustainable Buildings Transition Hub has released a new report titled: .
The report outlines challenges, solutions and best practices for addressing the split incentive gap, creating a practical roadmap for the public and private sector to accelerate decarbonisation initiatives.
"Buildings represent the largest portion of carbon emissions of any sector at nearly 40%, and decarbonising them plays a crucial role in tackling climate change. Effective collaboration is an imperative to overcome roadblocks and deploy solutions to achieve genuine, long-term success. Our report offers key insights to address split incentives - one of the most commonly recognised issues when it comes to accelerating progress in the global real estate sector."
The Hub identified emerging trends and strategies to bridge the split incentive gap in three primary areas:
"Every challenge can be seen as an opportunity. The SMI's Buildings Transition Hub is actively finding solutions to some of the biggest challenges in the buildings sector and leading by example, including on split incentives. My thanks to the members of the Sustainable Buildings Transition Hub for their pioneering efforts to drive practical results that can be accelerated, replicated and scaled."
To download the report, visit the Sustainable Markets Initiative's Sustainable Buildings Transition Hub web page.
Founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2020, as Prince of Wales, the Sustainable Markets Initiative has become the world's 'go-to' private sector organization on transition. Launched in 2021, the Terra Carta serves as the Sustainable Markets Initiative's mandate with a focus on accelerating positive results for Nature, People and Planet through real economy action. Read more: www.sustainable-markets.org
The Sustainable Buildings Transition Hub is made up of global CEOs from throughout the buildings industry working together to accelerate the delivery of net zero buildings to reduce carbon emissions. Together, the members are united by a common ambition to harness the power of technology and drive partnerships and policy decisions that enable the adoption of sustainable building technology and drive a lower carbon future.
The Task Force has supported this ambition through initiatives, including:
Sustainable Buildings Task Force members include:
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