Conservation

Site selection and land use focuses on minimizing environmental disturbance, prioritizing brownfield redevelopment and avoiding ecologically sensitive areas.

Construction techniques that minimize soil erosion, pollution, and disruption to surrounding ecosystems.

To enhance biodiversity, the approach involves incorporating green spaces, wildlife habitats, and native plantings, supporting local ecosystem diversity.

Ecological corridors between fragmented natural areas to facilitate the movement of species and maintain biological diversity.

Integration of renewable energy sources such as solar panels or wind turbines to generate electricity sustainably.

Use of LED lighting systems, high-efficiency windows, thermal insulation, and efficient heating and cooling systems to reduce energy consumption.

• Developing a clear long-term sustainability strategy that aligns with both financial and ESG goals.

• Upholding high ethical standards in all operations and business relationships.

• Establishing a strong and effective management structure to ensure responsible and ethical decision-making.

Ensuring all operations comply with local and national regulations related to sustainable development.