As the world resumes its pace and gradually inches towards a post-Covid phase with a deepened acceptance and understanding of the concept of sustainability, The Sustainable City, Middle East’s first fully-operational sustainable community, has launched the first edition of a series of educational webinars. The webinars aim to grant interested individuals in The Sustainable City an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of sustainability in the built environment.

Prepared and compiled by the education & knowledge arm of Diamond Developers: SEE Institute, the webinar series has been summarised and packaged into seven interactive modules including topics like Climate Change and the SEE Concept, Food, Energy, Water, Building Materials & Products, Mobility, and Waste. The Zoom webinars are free to attend and open for all. They are timed at 30 minutes, each followed by 15 minutes of an interactive question and answer session.

Covering implementation, and challenges in practicing sustainability, the webinars will be hosted by Mr Karim El-Jisr, chief sustainability officer (social) at Diamond Developers.

It is noteworthy that SEE Institute, which works on monitoring the community’s performance and creating a living lab to test the latest innovations and technologies in the city, will also provide specialised courses in sustainability, in addition to hosting conferences and seminars at its headquarters, which, once opened, will be one of the first energy-positive buildings in the region, producing up to 140 per cent clean energy.

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About The Sustainable City:

The Sustainable City in Dubai is the world’s first fully sustainable community, and GCC’s happiest community.

An icon of Dubai, it represents a new era in Real Estate, where social, environmental and economic facets are perfectly considered and seamlessly blended, to offer harmonious, quality sustainable low carbon living.

Born from a vision to accelerate the transition towards sustainable development, The Sustainable City demonstrates the living, working proof of this future ready concept and acts as a benchmark for sustainable living.

Located in Dubailand, the mixed-use development spans some 46 hectares and provides an array of green residential facilities and amenities with no negative impact on the environment.

A unique concept which redefines sustainable living; offering energy efficient housing, zero maintenance and low service fees, green education and health care and a host of indoor and outdoor leisure and wellness activities, an urban farm, green mosque and innovation center.

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