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Policy............................................................. 1-3  \n1.2 The Green Building Program ....................................................... 1-4  \n1.3 Manitoba Green Building Legislation ......................................... 1-5  \n1.4 Green Building Program Reporting ............................................. 1-5  \nSECTION 2  \nGreen Building Program Administration  \n2.1 Program & Corporate Accountability .......................................... 2-3  \n2.2 Program Development & Maintenance ...................................... 2-4  \n2.3 Government Organizations Affected............................................ 2-5  \n2.4 Responsibility of Government Organizations ............................. 2-5  \n2.5 Responsibility of Green Building Co-ordination Team ............... 2-6  \nSECTION 3  \nGreen Building Program Guidelines  \n3.1 Project Co-ordination .................................................................... 3-3  \n3.2 Energy Modelling........................................................................... 3-5  \n3.3 Integrated Design Process ........................................................... 3-9  \n3.4 Pollution & Contamination Prevention Planning......................... 3-12  \n3.5 Building Commissioning ............................................................... 3-19  \n3.6 Owner’s Project Requirements .................................................... 3-22  \nSECTION 4  \nCommercial & Institutional Buildings  \n4.1 Green Building Program Application............................................ 4-3  \n4.2 Descriptions of the Green Building Criteria................................. 4-5  \n4.3 Reporting and Forms .................................................................... 4-28  \nSECTION 5  \nLeased Building & Spaces  \n5.1 Green Building Program Application............................................ 5-3  \n5.2 Descriptions of the Green Building Criteria................................. 5-3  \n5.3 Reporting and Forms .................................................................... 5-6  \nSECTION 1  \nMANITOBA GREEN BUILDING POLICY, PROGRAM, LEGISLATION & REPORTING  \nGREEN BUILDING PROGRAM MANUAL  \nMANITOBA GREEN BUILDING POLICY, PROGRAM, LEGISLATION & REPORTING  \nManitoba is committed to building green for a green future.  \nPolicy and legislation are in place to endorse green building practices in Manitoba. The policy and legislation directs stakeholders involved with building design, construction and operation to incorporate green building practices to benefit the environment and strengthen our communities and the Manitoba economy over the long term.  \nCONTENTS PAGE  \n1.1 The Green Building Policy .......................................... 1-3  \n1.2 The Green Building Program...................................... 1-4  \n1.3 Manitoba Green Building Legislation ........................ 1-5  \n1.4 Green Building Program Reporting ........................... 1-5  \n1.1  \nThe Green Building Policy  \nPolicy Statement  \nThe Manitoba government is committed to promoting sustainable building. Government organizations (departments, Crown corporations and agencies) are directed to implement the criteria identified in Manitoba’s Green Building Program (GBP) .  \nDuty of Government Departments, Crown Corporations and Government Agencies  \nIncorporate the GBP criteria into contracts and agreements and forward project results to the Green Building Co-ordination Team (GBCT) [at greenbuilding@gov.mb.ca](at greenbuilding@gov.mb.ca)  \nVision  \nThe policy will optimize the life cycle performance of government funded buildings: from environmental, energy and economic perspectives.  \nPurpose  \nThe policy will demonstrate Manitoba’s commitment to economic, environmental and social improvements by promoting the adoption of sustainable build","cbCaiuvYmq8sz6vn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuvYmq8sz6vn","pdf",9221850,84,"English","# Contents\n## Manitoba Green Building Policy, Program, Legislation & Reporting\n## Green Building Program Administration\n## Green Building Program Guidelines\n## Commercial & Institutional Buildings\n## Leased Building & Spaces","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Manitoba’s Green Building Policy in the manual?\",\"answer\":\"The policy demonstrates Manitoba’s commitment to economic, environmental, and social improvements by promoting sustainable building practices and providing leadership to overcome adoption barriers.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the policy direct government organizations to implement the program?\",\"answer\":\"Government organizations must incorporate Manitoba’s Green Building Program (GBP) criteria into contracts and agreements and forward project results to the Green Building Co-ordination Team (GBCT).\"},{\"question\":\"What lifecycle benefits does the policy aim to optimize?\",\"answer\":\"The policy aims to optimize the life cycle performance of government-funded buildings from environmental, energy, and economic perspectives, while supporting community and economic strengthening over the long term.\"}]","Building for a Greener Future - Manitoba Green Building Program Manual V2 - December 2013 | PDF",1789150319,29]