Since the Brundtland Commission’s report ‘Our Common Future’ was published in 1987 by the United Nations, ‘Sustainable Development’ has been defined as: “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”
At Woodforde Scott we believe in a net positive approach to sustainability, i.e. we believe in: “development that meets the needs of the present while improving opportunities for future generations to meet their own needs, and the environment in which they do so”
In 2015 the United Nations released their seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and over recent years and months ‘sustainability’ has become an increasingly hot topic, with businesses, organisations, industries and governments developing their ‘sustainability’ strategies.
‘Sustainability’ has become something of a buzz word. It is used in construction and development to demonstrate a strong moral and ethical character, however a closer look at many of those championing ‘sustainability’ would reveal that their credentials are actually paper thin.
Woodforde Scott has worked with a range of clients on a variety of projects to ensure their sustainability credentials meet their aspirations.
Our clients have included private individuals, country estates, a global market leader in solar projects and smart energy solutions, one of the world's leading property agents and international property developers.
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