1. International Telecommunication Union Guidelines for Environmental Sustainability for the ICT Sector : Sustainable Buildings John Smiciklas MJRD Assessment Inc. john.smiciklas@sympatico.ca

2. November 2011 Committed to Connecting the World Sustainable Buildings  Summary o ICT companies build, operate and operate facilities that can demand large amounts of energy and material consumption in all these phases. Increasing efficiency is always a key goal for ICT companies and it can begin with the facilities themselves

3. November 2011 Committed to Connecting the World Sustainable Buildings  Areas of Focus: o Design and Build Specifications o Building Maintenance, Repair and Operations o Building Improvement and Renovation o Technical Buildings and Outside Plant  Most work is in providing information on the various global standards and codes already available and examples of best practices

4. November 2011 Committed to Connecting the World Sustainable Buildings  LEED Topics for Sustainability o Sustainable Sites o Water Efficiency o Energy and Atmosphere o Materials and Resources o Indoor Environmental Quality o Innovation in Design o Regional Priority  ISO/IEC JTC 1 Report on Smart Buildings

5. November 2011 Committed to Connecting the World Outputs  Define a purpose and target audience  Best Practices  Standards  KPIs  Each section to contain a checklist which may develop into a standard or rating criteria

6. November 2011 Committed to Connecting the World More information  Additional partners and contributors are needed and encouraged to become part of the project  Contact: Cristina Bueti (cristina.bueti@itu.int)cristina.bueti@itu.int  http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/climatechange/ess/index.html http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/climatechange/ess/index.html