Asia Low Carbon Buildings Transition
The Asia Low Carbon Buildings Transition (ALCBT) Project seeks to significantly reduce GHG emissions by catalyzing nationwide transitions towards LCB in Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. The project aims to ensure that technical, planning and institutional tools for LCB are successfully implemented and streamlined by key public and private stakeholders, resulting in direct emission reductions by 2028.
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Enhanced capacity
Financial pathways
Replication and scaling up
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Key Features
Building Emission Assessment Tool (BEAT)
User-friendly platform for assessment of whole-life carbon emissions in buildings.
ASEAN BUILT
Building Investment for Low-Carbon Transition in ASEAN: A regional one-stop-shop platform connecting energy-efficient building projects with financing and expertise.
LCB Training Modules
A structured capacity-building program designed to equip building sector professionals with the knowledge and tools needed for the transition toward low-carbon buildings.
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