Council Projects

Projekt INDICATE (ČVUT UCEEB, CZGBC a Šance pro budovy) společně s Institutem cirkulární ekonomiky (INCIEN) vydávají stanovisko a výzvu adresovanou tvůrcům politik. 

The EU Taxonomy is a tool designed to define the sustainability of investments and is intended to help steer the European economy toward climate neutrality.

The document is a detailed set of measures needed to decarbonise the building stock by 2050.

The International Green Building Conference is held regularly every two years. The first year of the conference took place in 2012. Since then, the conference has become an inspirational meeting, where participants get an overview of the latest trends in green building.

Klimatická vzdělávací platforma pro odborníky v oblasti architektury a nemovitostí.

Vlády a odvětví stavebnictví ve třech evropských zemích zahajují projekt zaměřený na data o budovách, který má podpořit plnou dekarbonizaci. 

Cílem projektu DoubleDecker je, v rámci iniciativy Build Up Skills (BUS), vytvořit strategický podklad transformace stavebnictví v České republice a na Slovensku. 

The construction industry heavily contributes to resource consumption, waste generation, and greenhouse gas emissions. The adoption of circular and digital practices can help reduce the environmental impact of the sector. For this reason  the transition into circular economy in this sector produces significant impact on Central European society well-being and increase its resource efficiency. 

The environment we create affects us as individuals and as a society. The buildings are its cornerstone. Let us not get contented with a few exceptional buildings that Council members can take pride in, that we leave here for future generations but let us make sustainable building an absolute standard. We have knowledge, we have technology, we have experience, let's use it to achieve the goal. The steps that lead to this are formulated by this declaration. We are well advanced on this journey, let's move on.

In 2017, the Czech Green Building Council launched a project focused on the quality of the internal environment in the Czech schools. The aim of the project is to draw attention to the unsatisfactory situation and, at the same time, to offer the participating schools concrete solutions how to create quality conditions for teaching and thus take good care of the health of pupils and teachers.

Our home - both the location and the building itself affect almost every aspect of our lives - from how well we sleep, how often we meet our friends, to how comfortable and safe we feel. If we want to improve the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities we can hardly find a more important place to begin with than at home: this is where most people spend the majority of their lives.  

The SMARTER Finance for Families project aims to encourage the emergence of funding mechanisms that ideally combine state support and advantageous banking products for both new buildings and building renovations.