As the global push for net zero emissions gains momentum,the built environment holds immense potential to drive the wider sustainabilityagenda. Achieving net zero is just the start.

Beyond reducing carbon emissions, how can the builtenvironment foster positive environmental, social, and economic impacts forfuture generations? Industry experts will share insights and real-worldexamples of how regenerative design, circular economy principles, andsustainable community practices can reshape cities and infrastructure.

Join us as we explore innovative approaches, the role ofpolicy, and the intersection of technology and design to create spaces that arenot only carbon neutral but also contribute to the well-being of people and theplanet

Key discussion points include:

1. The limits of net zero and the need for regenerative design:
2. Circular economy in the built environment
3. Biodiversity and urban eco-systems
4. Policy and regulation for sustainable urban development
5. Technology and data-driven approaches
6. Looking beyond carbon: Creating holistic sustainable cities