The Historic Environment Section covers baseline studies and surveys, conservation and enhancement measures to be taken if features are found, and information and public access. New to this section are how to address issues of historic assets under water, which could include shipwrecks, old Roman jetties, old sea or river walls.
By measuring environmental and social performance, #CEEQUAL assesses the full #sustainability credentials of projects and contracts.
Read how CEEQUAL pushes the bounds of sustainability:
https://www.ceequal.com/sustainability/
The #BREEAM family of standards, including CEEQUAL
and the Home Quality Mark (HQM), have always included
requirements that cover various social sustainability
issues that lead to positive social impacts and outcomes. Read more in the social impact paper-https://files.bregroup.com/breeam/briefingpapers/BREEAM-Social-Impact-Paper_final.pdf
