Ladakh Enforces Green Building Norms

Ladakh Mandates IGBC Certification for New Developments
In a major move to promote sustainability, the Union Territory of Ladakh has mandated that all new residential and commercial construction projects in Leh must obtain certifications from the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC). This regulation aims to ensure environmentally responsible development, reducing the carbon footprint and conserving natural resources in the ecologically sensitive region.
The IGBC certification process encourages builders to adopt green technologies such as solar power integration, efficient water management, sustainable materials, and energy-saving designs. Authorities expect that these norms will not only protect Ladakh’s fragile ecosystem but also attract eco-conscious investors and residents.
Developers in Leh are now aligning their projects with green building standards, which is expected to boost the demand for sustainable construction while setting a benchmark for other regions in the Himalayas.
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