The C2P2 inventory will include details on the building sector policies that will be communicated to real estate sector professionals and to the vaster audience through easily explained fact sheets and other resources. It will offer an analysis of the impact of current policies affecting commercial, residential, and public buildings across Canada, ensuring the database contains up-to-date information. The final goal of the project is to help the real estate industry and homeowners in Alberta to make informed decisions, through a better understanding of available benefits, from energy efficiency policies to financial incentives.Led by the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy, the Canadian Climate Policy Partnership (C2P2) is a network of academics and institutions that makes information on Canadian climate policies accessible to the public. It has created the most comprehensive inventory on climate mitigation policies in Canada across many sectors, including the building industry.
Amount Funded
$150,000
Year Funded
2025
Funding Priority
Built Environment: Understand and improve the sustainability and livability of the physical and social aspects of our human-made environment.
Contributor
University of Calgary, School of Public Policy
Focusing on the fundamentals of policy development, analysis and implementation, courses develop both theoretical understanding and hands-on application with a focus on developing skills in quantitative and qualitative analysis, oral and written communication, and effective teamwork. Elective courses and an independent capstone offer the opportunity to deepen understanding of one policy area.
