Architecture bodies in Commonwealth countries sign landmark climate pact

RIBA's 66 Portland Place headquarters

Initiative aims to address rapid urbanisation and environmental decay across five continents

RIBA is among ten architecture bodies in Commonwealth countries that have signed a landmark climate pact to share expertise on addressing rapid urbanisation and environmental decay.

The agreement has been signed by national professional bodies that are members of the Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA), including Kenya, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Uganda.

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