ISO 21929-1:2019 – Sustainability in buildings and civil engineering works – Sustainability indicators – Part 1: Framework for the development of indicators and a core set of indicators for buildings
ISO 21929:2019 is an internationally recognized standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that outlines a systematic approach to defining and using sustainability indicators in the built environment. The standard offers:
This standard is essential for stakeholders seeking to demonstrate sustainability commitments across the building lifecycle—from design and procurement to construction and use.
Today, clients, governments, and financial institutions are demanding proof of sustainability—not just promises. ISO 21929 helps organizations build trust with transparent, data-driven reporting on the sustainability of their construction activities.
Here’s why leading firms adopt ISO 21929:
✅ Define measurable sustainability goals
✅ Align with global reporting standards (e.g., GRI, SDGs)
✅ Meet regulatory and green building certification requirements
✅ Support ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) reporting
✅ Optimize decision-making with reliable sustainability data
🌱 For Project Owners & Developers
📊 For Engineers & Planners
📋 For Compliance & Reporting Teams
✔️ Competitive Differentiation: Win green-conscious clients and tenders with verifiable sustainability credentials
✔️ Regulatory Readiness: Stay ahead of evolving compliance demands and environmental standards
✔️ Operational Efficiency: Improve resource usage, reduce waste, and lower long-term operating costs
✔️ Reputation Management: Showcase your commitment to responsible, ethical construction
✔️ Financial Performance: Attract ESG-focused investors and funding opportunities
✔️ Global Recognition: Align with international standards and enhance marketability abroad.
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