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Helping the industry to Build Back Better, deliver sustainable projects, reduce costs, and win business.
Start LearningOver 140 major clients, contractors and suppliers are collaborating through the School to tackle the environmental, social and economic sustainability issues we face in today’s market.
High priority challenges faced by the construction industry include: Net Zero and embodied carbon, transitioning towards a Circular Economy, Social Value and responding to PPN 06/20, Biodiversity Net Gain, improving Air Quality, responding to new Modern Slavery legislation and issues surrounding Fairness, Inclusion and Respect.
Simply put, the industry needs to deliver more for less, and the role of the supply chain has never been more critical.
Wellbeing
People Matter Charter
Document / Presentation
15 minutesEnergy and Carbon
Carbon Reporting
E-learning Module
Modern Slavery
Modern Slavery Due Diligence Checklist
Document / Presentation
Energy and Carbon
Carbon Reduction, Offsetting And Net Zero
E-learning Module
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Climate change is the biggest issue of our times and…
Social value refers to the network of environmental, social and…
With 40.3 million victims estimated by the Global Slavery Index…
The quality of the air we all breathe often gets…
Enabling the built environment to move from a linear to…
Addressing wellbeing across the value chain
“Having suppliers who understand the sustainability agenda is essential: we cannot deliver our sustainable development targets and ambitions without them. Since the school opened in 2012, we have seen a remarkable increase in the knowledge, skills and enthusiasm of our supply chain.”Julia Barrett, Director - Willmott Dixon Re-Thinking
Sustainability AssessmentOur Partners
The construction leadership group is a collaboration between clients, contractors and suppliers who have a mutual interest in building the skills of their supply chain.
