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Join the #NatureIsGrowth campaign: a unified built environment voice for nature-positive growth (cieem.net)

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CIEEM is proud to support a landmark cross-sector initiative calling on government to embrace nature-positive housing and infrastructure as a driver of economic prosperity — and we’re urging you to get involved.

The Cross-Built Environment Climate and Nature Forum, led by Prof. Anusha Shah (Past President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 2023-24), is launching the #NatureIsGrowth campaign from Tuesday 26 May to Monday 2 June 2026, with a campaign summary published on World Environment Day (5 June).

The campaign brings together professional institutions across the built environment to push back against any weakening of nature-positive policy mechanisms, and to demonstrate — with real evidence — that nature-positive development is not in tension with growth. It is growth: delivering homes, infrastructure, economic resilience, climate adaptation and biodiversity recovery together.

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