RIBA renews vow to aid sustainable global development

RIBA, 66 Portland Place

Source: Philip Vile

Institute and built-environment counterparts pledge to continue collaborating to tackle global instability

RIBA has renewed its vow to collaborate with other UK built-environment organisations to support some of the world’s poorest countries to urbanise sustainably.

The institute and other members of the UK Built Environment Advisory Group – including the Royal Town Planning Institute – have committed to work together for at least another five years in a bid to try and tackle urgent global challenges.

The grouping, known as UKBEAG, makes its joint expertise accessible to governments, humanitarian agencies and development partners at the front-line of delivering sustainable development.

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