Many of the benefits of retrofit are social and health related, yet these outcomes are rarely captured or valued. Sara Edmonds, co-director of the National Retrofit Hub presents their report for broadening how success in retrofit is defined.

The ASBP is pleased to be a HESTIA partner, supporting its aims to accelerate the creation of indoor home environments that meet Net Zero targets while promoting physical and mental health and wellbeing for all, considering the interface of technologies and social factors.

This webinar is part of a UKIEG Webinar series on Healthy Indoor Environments, in Partnership with Air Hub, HESTIA, and BreatHE In networks, as well as the Micro Networks Noise Networks Plus and GREENIN Micro-network Plus. Douglas Booker, the project lead for HESTIA (Home Environment Solutions through Technology and Innovation for All) will also provide some information on the recently announced HESTIA Sandpit, including what it is, and how you can apply to be involved. 

Details and booking information via the HESTIA website