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Sustainable Building and Construction (SBC) Mainstreaming and Advocacy Toolkit

  • Published on February 11, 2022

UN-Habitat, UNEP and UNOPS are collaborating to support countries in integrating resource efficiency into building’s life cycles. They are developing tools and information which can be used by UN country teams to support governments in transforming their buildings and construction sector. One of these tools is a Sustainable Building and Construction (SBC) Mainstreaming and Advocacy Toolkit that we have contributed to. The toolkit has the following main components:

  • SBC Key Messages: This identifies key SBC messages which can be used to raise awareness and mobilize public and private decision-makers from the buildings and construction value chain.
  • Advocacy Alliances: Here guidance is provided on stakeholder value chain mapping and assessing and developing networks to support the formation of advocacy alliances in the buildings and construction sector.
  • Engaging Policy Makers: This provides direction on planning engagements with policymakers and legislators in relevant sectors, and conducting effective lobbying, to embed sustainable building practices.

The project is relevant to sustainable consumption and production by supporting the following objectives

  • Key Messages: The project develops and shares messages on sustainable consumption and production which can be used to raise awareness and mobilize public and private decision-makers from the buildings and construction value chain.
  • Advocacy Alliances: The project provides guidance stakeholder value chain mapping and assessing and developing networks to support the formation of advocacy alliances which support more sustainable consumption and production. 
  • Engaging Policy Makers: Guidance on engaging policymakers and legislators and conducting effective lobbying is provided to support sustainable consumption and production 
Project start date
13/07/2021
Project end date
04/11/2021

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