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The future looks bright for construction SMEs
It could be assumed that SMEs in the construction industry might be fairly pessimistic about their future prospects – but latest research has revealed quite the opposite.
The SME’s quick guide to Sustainability
Sustainability is not just about protecting the environment and improving business reputation, but is increasingly seen as a way of winning new business, improving efficiency and cutting cost.
The guide provides a simple way to create more understanding of the broader ideas of sustainable construction within SMEs.
SMEs adapt to net zero future
The Net Zero agenda will mean new ways of working bringing challenges and change over the near term, but it will also create new business opportunities. This guide, aims to support and help SMEs be as well-prepared as possible to seize these chances.
Environmental, Social and Governance ESG: why SMEs should care and how to get started
SMEs need to start their ESG journey now so their businesses can make money today, tomorrow and in ten years, whilst leading the way in applying ESG considerations into the way business is carried out.
SMEs are the lifeblood of the construction industry
SMEs and their dynamic supply chain can play such an important part in driving social value, innovation, and product development. Early engagement can be cost effective, improve innovation and minimise carbon footprint.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in UK Construction SMEs
To progressively and sustainably improve position in terms of being 'responsible', and addressing
21st century consumer challenges, such as encompassing fair-trade, ethically sourced and more recycled products, whilst reporting on their
corporate responsibility performance. Isn't it about time the construction industry followed suit?