The Real Estate Developers Association of Maharashtra (NAREDCO) is collaborating with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to promote sustainable real estate practices, positioning Maharashtra as a leader in green building and development. This par
Sustainable Real EstateGreen BuildingNaredcoIfcMaharashtraReal Estate MumbaiFeb 04, 2025
NAREDCO, or the Real Estate Developers Association of Maharashtra, is a prominent association established in 1981. It represents over 2,000 real estate developers and is dedicated to promoting ethical and professional standards in the industry.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is a member of the World Bank Group and focuses on promoting private sector development in developing countries. It has expertise in sustainable development and green building practices.
The main goal of the partnership is to drive sustainable real estate development in Maharashtra by 2025, focusing on reducing carbon emissions, promoting energy efficiency, and developing sustainable building standards.
The partnership will benefit the real estate market by providing training and capacity-building programs, creating a framework for green building certifications, and showcasing the benefits of sustainable real estate development through case studies and success stories.
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