In a significant move towards sustainable real estate, NAREDCO Maharashtra has joined hands with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) EDGE to promote green building initiatives and achieve their sustainability goals by 2025.
Naredco MaharashtraIfc EdgeGreen BuildingsSustainable Real EstateEnvironmental ImpactReal Estate MaharashtraJan 30, 2025
NAREDCO Maharashtra is the leading real estate developers' association in the state of Maharashtra, India. It plays a crucial role in advocating for sustainable practices and promoting the growth of the real estate sector.
IFC EDGE is a global green building certification system developed by the International Finance Corporation (IFC). It aims to make green buildings more accessible and affordable by providing a framework for measuring and improving building performance in terms of energy efficiency, water usage, and material selection.
The main goals of the partnership include promoting green building initiatives, training and capacity building for developers, promoting green building certifications, and developing guidelines and best practices for sustainable construction. The aim is to ensure that a significant percentage of new construction projects in Maharashtra meet IFC EDGE certification standards by 2025.
Green buildings offer several benefits, including improved energy efficiency, lower operational costs, enhanced indoor air quality, and a reduced environmental impact. These features make green buildings more attractive to both property owners and residents.
The partnership between NAREDCO Maharashtra and IFC EDGE is expected to significantly impact the real estate sector in Maharashtra by promoting sustainable construction practices, making green buildings more accessible, and contributing to the overall growth and development of the industry.
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