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Industry Partners

The ecospecifier Industry Partners Program includes the Professional Partners Program, the Association Partners Program, the Global Partners Program, the Development Partners Program and the ecospecifier Product Standards Expert Group.

Professional: - where the key value is co-operation.

• Build awareness, in the market place of each other’s activities, projects and information
• By facilitating new contacts with local and national organization to promote the benefits of green building and sustainable development in the built environment
• Use of networks and contacts to link and support interested parties.

Association: - where the key value is expansion of member benefits.

• Build awareness, in the market place of each other’s activities, projects and information
• Use of networks and contacts to link and support interested parties
• Connect interested parties to each other’s services
• An underlying goal of expanding reciprocal participation in events of similar areas of interest; balancing educational outcomes with income generation from the parties’ collective efforts.

Global: - where key value is global co-operation.

• Representing Industry Partnership with potential for co-operation on a global scale

Development: - where the key value is collaboration. 

• A mutual collaboration or potential joint venture where organisations support the global development of ecospecifier’s ethos by adding their expertise and knowledge to create a value added outcome and become a vital link to accelerate a more sustainable build environment on a local or global scale.

 

Photo Credits

BP Head Office, Cape Town: Architects: Martin Kruger Associates (previously Kruger Roos Architects)/ Photo Credit: Mario Todeschini 

Maropeng Visitors Centre: Architects: GAPP Architects. Photo Credit: Hugh Fraser, Architect 

House in Plettenberg Bay: (sa; owner is Clifford Elphick) Architects: designworkshop/ Photo Credit: Hugh Fraser, Architect