In a major stride towards sustainable real estate, NAREDCO Maharashtra has partnered with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) EDGE to promote green building initiatives by 2025.
Sustainable Real EstateGreen BuildingNaredco MaharashtraIfc EdgeEnvironmental ImpactReal EstateJan 30, 2025
NAREDCO Maharashtra is a leading real estate development council in the state of Maharashtra, India. It promotes best practices and ethical standards in the real estate sector and aims to create a greener and more sustainable built environment.
IFC EDGE is a globally recognized green building certification system that helps project teams design and build projects that are resource-efficient and cost-effective. It provides a framework for evaluating and certifying buildings based on their environmental impact.
The primary objectives of the partnership include promoting green building standards, capacity building for industry professionals, policy advocacy for green buildings, and facilitating the certification of green buildings in Maharashtra.
The partnership is expected to reduce the environmental footprint of buildings, improve energy efficiency, enhance the quality of life for residents, create new job opportunities, and stimulate economic growth in the green building sector.
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