USING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR SOCIAL GOOD. tony lee luen len

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1 USING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR SOCIAL GOOD tony lee luen len

2 Using The Built Environment for Social Good Why? What can we do for? Economic Prosperity Environmental Sustainability Social Equity Cultural Vitality Physical Safety & Comfort How? Systems Change Economics Partnerships/Collaboration?

3 Why?

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5 What can we do?

6 Social Good Sustainable Development Goals

7 Built Environment - Community well-being Physical Safety 2016 Ecosis

8 Economic Prosperity

9 Protection of local economy Training and skills development Employment of SME s Joint ventures for empowerment Labour intensive production Employment creation Consideration of minorities Consideration of previously disadvantaged individuals Circular economy Sharing economy??? Economic Prosperity

10 Environmental Sustainability Source: USGBC/LEED

11 Resilience Pollution control Use of natural resources Climate positive Renewables Water security Food security Indoor/Outdoor env. quality Healthy buildings and infra Biophilia Waste management Circular economy Sharing economy??? Environmental Sustainability

12 Social Equity

13 Removal of barriers Community Engagement Participatory decision making Affordable housing Access to employment Co-operatives Provision of common assets Placemaking Consideration of minorities Consideration of previously disadvantaged individuals Inclusive planning & design Community shared spaces? Social Equity

14 Culutral Vitality

15 Protection of cultural heritage Preservation and nurturing of cultural identity Stimulation of cultural activities Diversity Community engagement Art and craft Valorisation of cultural activities Empowerment of local community??? Cultural Vitality

16 Physical Safety & Comfort Physical Safety Affordable housing compound Nigeria Chinwe Ohajuruka

17 Health consideration Protection from harmful materials Management of air quality Health and safety (site) Healthy buildings and infra Future proofing (climate, sea level rise, riots, crime)? Physical Safety & Comfort

18 How? The greatest degree of sustainable benefits is derived when resources are held jointly, and managed democratically for the good of all Elinor Ostrom Nobel Prize winner

19 Innovation Systems change Economics Partnership and collaboration? How?

20 Questioning the status quo Innovation Think tanks New decision making processes New institutions New support ecosystems New economic model?? Systems Change

21 Implementation of Environmental Accounting and Social Accounting Linking Finance and Impact (Green bonds/social impact bonds, preferential loans) Appropriate fiscal instruments Negative Impact Offsetting (e.g. Replicate Carbon Market for other issues) Economics

22 Finance - Pay for success/pay for performance Source: Richmond Community Foundation

23 Finance - Social Impact Bonds (Social Finance, Towards a New Social Economy, 2010)

24 The United Nations and its member states are looking increasingly to the power of partnerships, coalitions among business, civil society, the philanthropic and academic communities to achieve the global goals and address other global challenges. - Ban Ki Moon Partnerships/Collaboration

25 Our initiatives for building positive futures

26 Effective Governance/Collaborative Project - Mauritius REGENERATING PORT-LOUIS Regenerating Port Louis is an initiative using a Public, Private, People Partneship approach (Clinton Global Initiative Commitment)

27 Saint Louis is a people-centric, organic development project with aim to pioneer new models of living for the future. Living Lab project - Mauritius

28 Saint Louis - Social Development Plan 2017 Ecosis

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