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The built environment is changing faster than ever. Is your knowledge keeping pace?

New technologies, evolving sustainability standards, and changing regulations mean continuous learning is no longer optional. It's essential.

The built environment is changing faster than ever. Is your knowledge keeping pace?

New technologies, evolving sustainability standards, and changing regulations mean continuous learning is no longer optional. It's essential.

Green-ED Africa's online CPD courses are designed specifically for built environment professionals, giving you practical, industry-relevant knowledge in a format that works around your schedule.

Discover how a few hours of learning today can shape your career tomorrow.

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🚲 Pick One — The Future of Your City!

If you could prioritize one of the following in your city starting tomorrow, what would it be?

1️⃣ 🚇 More investment in public transport
2️⃣ 🚴 Continuous bike lanes
3️⃣ 🌳 Green corridors and shaded walkways
4️⃣ 🚦 Less space for cars, more for people

💬 Tell us your choice and why in the comments.
Let’s imagine a better urban future — together.

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GreenEd offers short, focused online courses (typically around 1 hour) that provide CPD credits, helping professionals stay compliant without disrupting their schedules.

Even better? Many courses are low-cost or free, with certification handled for you.

No chasing paperwork. No wasted time. Just progress that counts.

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The World Green Building Council has partnered with four African countries, including South Africa, to develop and advance national climate action roadmaps for the built environment sector.

These roadmaps are designed to translate climate commitments into practical, measurable implementation pathways, aligning policy, finance and industry action to accelerate decarbonisation, improve resilience and strengthen resource efficiency across the sector.

For professionals in the built environment, this signals a shift from high-level sustainability targets to structured, country-specific delivery frameworks that will influence planning, design and investment decisions across the value chain.

Read more: https://www.esgnow.co.za/article/world-gbc-partners-with-four-african-countries-to-advance-green-buildings