Subsidy or funding management for buildings involves the identification, application, and administration of financial aid or incentives aimed at implementing sustainable building practices. This process typically begins with identifying relevant funding opportunities, such as government grants, tax incentives, or green loans, available for energy-efficient renovations, climate adaptation measures, or renewable energy installations.
Next step is assessment of projects’ eligibility based on specific criteria, often related to energy efficiency, emissions reduction, or other environmental benefits.
Once a suitable subsidy is identified, the application is prepared and submited. Required documentation may include technical reports, cost estimates, and proof of compliance with sustainability standards.
