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Network members
GBPN exists because of its network members!
Our network is composed of over 300 members from across the world - made up of members who are individuals or organisations. Members include individuals and representatives from governments; academic institutions; Non-Governmental Organisations; United Nations agencies; donors; building, construction, finance, energy and related industries; and advocates.
Network Memberships
Experts
Partners
Members (link to below to encourage people to join)
To ensure a better, healthier, and sustainable future for all by decarbonising the buildings sector, GBPN works through a coalition approach
Our coalition approach
When a problem is identified, GBPN facilitates network members to assemble into coalitions to solve it. Each coalition varies in its structure, level of participation, focus and degree of formality. They include working groups, task forces, reference groups, and language, jurisdiction or thematic communities of practice. Not all coalitions need to be activated at one time.
The broader GBPN stakeholders are engaged through targeted and strategic activities and events.
Become a member
Membership is free, and we encourage everyone working in the field of building policy, energy reform and climate change, to join us by completing a simple registration form. This is the new sign up to capture general members. Potentially what you had for experts could be used here.
Ways to ENGAGE
As GBPN member, you will be able to engage the full network in a variety of ways, like the following:
- Stay current: Get all the latest news, insights and events, all in one place - gbpn.org
- Access: Discover a wealth of tools and other resources in the Policy Evidence library
- Subscribe: Sign up to any of our newsletters and get the latest right in your Inbox.
- Attend: Join any of our webinars, roundtables, and consultations to learn and participate in relevant and timely discussions.
- Engage: Follow issues that matter to you through our social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and more.
- Learn: Take the online education courses at Kaya
- Explore: Follow new research and data from colleagues around the world, in the Building Policy Top 50 Lists
