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CIAT has joined over 50 leading businesses, trade associations and professional bodies, including Arup, UKGBC and the Society for the Environment, in calling on the Government to publish the delayed Circular Economy Strategy.

UKGBC says the framework is intended to provide greater clarity on how the built environment sector can contribute to the global goal of halting and reversing nature loss through practical and scalable actions.

The latest Building Insights LIVE round table focused on the circular economy in construction, featuring Chris Halligan MCIAT representing CIAT and its Climate Society.

In our latest blog, Jack Fleming, CIAT Policy and Public Affairs Executive, makes the case for a National Retrofit Programme with design at its core.

The Scottish government is updating EPC regulations and seeking organisations to become Approved Organisations under the new Accreditation Scheme. Join the online drop-in on 17 December to learn more.

A roundtable held in London last week discovered how the UK construction sector is lagging behind on harnessing circular economy approaches to prioritise whole-life benefits over short term gain.

The Climate Society will be holding its next meeting next week.

2024, 2023, 2022 and 2014 are the UK's warmest years on record, according to the Met Office's analysis. In fact, the ten warmest years in the UK since records began in 1884 have all occurred since 2000. The chances of a summer matching the 2022 heatwave in this country could, according to the Met Office, be greater than 50% by 2050.

UKGBC has launched the first guidance of its kind to detail how the UK's built environment will be impacted by climate hazards and how it can adapt.

Next week marks the Society's first full year in operation.

University of Derby is a partner alongside Imperial College, Cranfield University, University of Exeter, University of Leeds and University of Nottingham to provide critical support required by deep tech climate innovators in the scale-up phase.

Construction Carbon in collaboration with CIBSE have announced the development of the Lifecycle Carbon Assessor Practitioner Training programme.

Along with 9 other organisations, CIAT and CIEEM have written to the Prime Minister and Chancellor on the value of nature to the economy and society.

As climate change accelerates, the frequency of extreme humidity events is increasing, posing significant challenges for residential architecture in the UK.

CIAT is delighted to invite you to join the Climate Society, a virtual group and hub for the Institute’s climate-related activities.

An overview of how the 2024 election manifestos of the three main parties align with CIAT's recommendations.

CIAT has been approached to provide knowledge and opinions on the development of a new BSI Flex for a competence framework for sustainability in the built environment.

CIAT is thrilled to announce the launch of the Climate Society, a virtual group focused on enhancing the Institute's involvement in standards and policies related to climate change.