Climate Framework's website launched
Posted: 8th February 2021
The Climate Framework's new website has now launched: https://www.climateframework.com/
Visit the website to find all the information on the initiative - what, who and how, as well as a deeper look into its resources and how you can get involved.
The Climate Framework initiative was founded by The Cross-Industry Action Group which comprises a group of volunteers representing various professional institutes, member organisations and academic institutions.
The Group’s mission is to cross-pollinate experiences and expertise across the industry, embracing all disciplines, and creating a shared curriculum framework as well as a platform for holistic climate knowledge.
They aim to break down silos and establish common ground, define a common language, and identify the holistic knowledge and skills every built environment professional must be equipped with in order to deliver truly sustainable built environments today and in the future.
Stephen Hodder, CIC Chair and CIC Climate Change Committee Chair, said of the initiative's launch 'The Construction Industry Council is delighted to support the Climate Framework. The Framework will equip built environment professionals with effective knowledge and skills to accelerate the transition to net zero carbon built environments. It fits perfectly with the work being done by the education workstream within our Climate Change Committee as it seeks a wide-ranging collective CPD programme for the industry'.
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