Action in 2020-2030 is critical to capture the mitigation potential of existing & new buildings. In developing countries, the largest potential is in new buildings, while in developed countries the highest potential is retrofitting existing buildings.

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Half of buildings that will exist by 2050 have not yet been built.

This is a big opportunity to #BuildforClimate & address building & construction sector emissions.

The upcoming Buildings & Climate Global Forum will help drive progress to deliver a true building's breakthrough. https://t.co/ZYpSiXsEuC - Inger Andersen

IPCC

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RT @UNEP: The Buildings and Climate Global Forum kicks off today in Paris, France, and aims to form a vision for a future where buildings play an active role in reducing our carbon footprint.

Discover how to #BuildForClimate: https://t.co/mm9Crwr5E9 https://t.co/UI8kbYAy00

UN Biodiversity

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RT @UNEP: For the first time since 2020, emissions from the building sector have stopped rising. This is excellent news, but there is still work to be done.

Learn more in the newly released @Join_GlobalABC Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction:https://t.co/9wtiy6t5mc

#BuildforClimate

UN Biodiversity

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