The session will focus on different measures in the field of sufficiency, which prioritises the use of existing buildings and spaces over new construction, helping to reduce material and energy demand, lower whole life carbon emissions, alleviate housing shortages, and achieve long-term environmental and social sustainability. The session will focus on different measures in the field of sufficiency, which prioritises the use of existing buildings and spaces over new construction, helping to reduce material and energy demand, lower whole life carbon emissions, alleviate housing shortages, and achieve long-term environmental and social sustainability.

Why attend?
Join the webinar for valuable insights into how different policies and practical approaches can optimise the use of existing built space to achieve long-term sustainability. You will learn about:

• How prioritising existing buildings can reduce emissions, address housing shortages, and support climate and societal goals.
• The role of municipal policies in maximising the reuse and renovation of underused spaces.
• The European Union’s new Affordable Housing Initiative.
• How the Level(s) common language framework for improving the sustainability performance of buildings can help guide practices such as design for adaptability and renovation.

Who should attend?
This webinar is ideal for professionals in urban planning, sustainability, architecture, and policymaking at European, national, regional and local level.
Whether you’re involved in municipal governance, building design, architecture or environmental advocacy, this session will offer practical insights and strategies to enhance your work in urban development and sustainability.

Register your place and view the agenda here!