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The Global Sustainability Conference 2024 has just concluded, leaving us with a wealth of knowledge and actionable insights that are shaping the future of sustainability in the built and natural environments. This year’s conference focused on the most pressing sustainability challenges and innovations, offering solutions that professionals can implement immediately in their own organisations.
Overview
Shaping a sustainable future: The built and natural environment’s journey
Introducing an exclusive event, the Global Sustainability conference provides an opportunity for key stakeholders to engage in critical discussions on latest sustainability practices in the built and natural environment.
Featuring a line-up of keynotes, panel discussions and specialised sessions, the event focuses on RICS’ vision for a sustainable built and natural environment. It explores cutting edge trends relating to environmental, social, economic and governance (ESG) aspects of sustainability whilst fostering debates on practical approaches for integrating new practices across the industry.
Over one day, participants will build a picture of the current landscape and will gain exclusive knowledge of latest industry practices, guidance, and insights.
By joining the conference attendees will:
The event will conclude with a call to action, providing delegates with the knowledge, tools, and partnerships needed to foster collaboration.
Join us for an engaging day designed to inspire transformative discussions and provide actionable takeaways that will empower participants to push the boundaries of what’s possible in sustainability. This conference is set to inspire attendees to strive for groundbreaking advancements in their fields, contributing significantly to the global sustainability agenda.
Learning outcomes
The conference showcases the latest innovations in sustainability, from advanced green technologies to pioneering sustainable design principles, offering attendees firsthand insights into the future of the built and natural environments
A special focus on how sustainability practices transcend geographical boundaries, with case studies and lessons from international projects that attendees can apply locally
Dedicated sessions and panels featuring the voices of emerging sustainability leaders and innovators, providing fresh perspectives and inspiring the next generation of professionals
Featured speakers
“Occupier behaviour is key! You can provide the best technology and materials into a building but a lot of their benefits can be lost if occupiers don’t use them effectively.”
Prof. Henry Dawson
Lecturer, Cardiff Metropolitan University (UK)
“Together, well explore how cross-sector collaboration can address land degradation and support sustainable land use practices.”
Esther Obaikol
Land Governance Expert
“It's important to highlight the essential role of biodiversity in shaping resilient, sustainable, and healthy urban landscapes.”
Dipankar Ghose
Senior Director - Biodiversity Conservation, WWF (India)
“AI and machine learning are key to optimising energy use, reducing waste, and improving the quality of our indoor environments.”
Jugal Makwana
Senior Executive - Industry Transformation and Strategic/Open Ecosystem, Autodesk (Netherlands )
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Published date: 03 December 2024
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This opening keynote by Claire O’Neill , former UK climate change and energy minister, focused on the growing opportunities for surveyors in the transition to net-zero.
"Pathways to Net Zero for Surveyors: Five Reasons to Be Cheerful" highlighted the role of surveyors in driving sustainable change in the built environment, showcasing reasons for optimism despite challenges.
Read more about this keynote and the role of surveyors in achieving Net Zero by visiting the full article here: Pathways to Net Zero for Surveyors: Five Reasons to Be Cheerful.
Testimonials
“This conference was impressive and knowledgeable for built environment and our construction industry. This gave us insight about our responsibilities towards carbon reduction as a RICS members. The conference embraces variety of topics such as safety, land management, finance and social impact around the globe.”
“Really enjoyed the sessions and found them extremely informative. Was fantastic to hear from experts from across the globe and their different constraints and issues.”
“The conference featured an impressive array of speakers who addressed diverse and critical dimensions of sustainability. I am thoroughly satisfied with the event, as it highlighted the pivotal role sustainability plays in shaping the future.”
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