Discover the LEED Health Process case study series, featuring seven different projects across four different space-types. All projects used the LEED Health Process alongside other green building certifications.

This guidance document, the latest from the Green Health Partnership, provides support to school district project teams as they apply the LEED Health Process to their school modernization and construction projects.

This beta framework, created by the GHP and Mithun, Inc., aims to set a course towards stronger communities and thriving businesses by centering health equity in the built environment.

This case study highlights the DC Public Schools (DCPS) portfolio-wide approach to health promotion in green schools using the LEED Health Process.

Hear from innovative leaders who are identifying and executing on high-impact opportunities to better integrate human health indicators into reporting and assessment frameworks in global real estate and beyond.

Learn about the value of an intentional health promotion process within the context of a green building project and hear about its application within the multifamily housing and school settings.

Representation of health and well-being within the U.S. Green Building Council LEED 2009 rating systems

Using green building as a model to make health promotion standard in the built environment. 

Health and well-being are rapidly emerging as important issues for the real estate industry, which increases opportunities for value creation at various scales of built environment practice.

Interested in how ESG benchmarking can directly impact your company’s bottom line? Join the CFO of Measurabl, Nicole Carr and Director of Health Research for the U.S. Green Building Council, Kelly Worden for a webcast.

The new Integrative Process for Health Promotion, now available as a pilot credit within the LEED v4 BD+C rating system, guides project teams through a systematic consideration of a project’s health impacts and rewards teams for prioritizing strategies according to existing health needs.