Learn how Level(s) can help you in your working environment with our ‘what’s in it for me?’ series

The Level(s) website now features a set of four reader-friendly factsheets highlighting the benefits of Level(s) to:

• Public authorities, policy makers and procurers. Read more.
• Architects, designers, engineers and quantity surveyors. Read more.
• Clients and investors, including property owners and developers. Read more.
• Construction companies and contractors, manufacturers, asset managers, facilities managers and occupants. Read more.

They are an ideal introduction to how Level(s) works, its main benefits and how to get started ─ all explained from the perspective of people working in your profession or industry. Find out what is in it for you by reading the factsheet for your profession and help to raise awareness by sharing the new publications with your contacts.

A quick guide for building certification and assessment professionals

If you are involved in building certification or sustainability assessments, why not take a few minutes to find out how Level(s) can complement your work? A new factsheet highlights the advantages of aligning building assessment and certification systems with the Level(s) common language framework.  It also features perspectives on the benefits of integrating Level(s) into your sustainability criteria, with case examples by large certification providers including the German Sustainable Building Council and BREEAM-NL (the Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method). Read more.

Level(s) in practice series

If you have explored the introduction to Level(s) on the European Commission website and are looking for examples of how you might use the framework in practice, then this series of two factsheets is for you. Both publications feature interviews with policymakers, construction experts, and practitioners to help you understand how embracing Level(s) can help you to integrate core sustainability principles in your working environment.

Level(s) in practice series edition 1 focuses on how Level(s) can help you to apply circularity principles in your working environment. Read more.

Level(s) in practice series edition 2 focuses on measures to reduce whole life carbon emissions. Read more.