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The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India
GEM SustainabilityCertification Program
Green and Eco-friendly MovementGreen and Eco-friendly MovementGreen and Eco-friendly Movement
SSOCHAM has launched the “GEM Sustainability Certification Program” with the objective to Apromote environment friendly green building design and construction. GEM Sustainability Certifica-
tion Rating Program is based upon BEE ECBC 2017 and NBC 2016. Through this initiative, ASSOCHAM has
started awarding the Sustainability Certification Rating to Housing, Commercial Offices, Hotels, Colleges,
Universities, Schools and Factory buildings and related developments. All existing, under construction or
upcoming projects can register for this certification rating program.
GEM Sustainability Certification Rating Program aims to address the sustainability of a given development
throughout its lifecycle from design through construction to operation. GEM Sustainability Certification
Reference Guide provides design guidance and detailed requirements for rating a project's potential perfor-
mance.
GEM Sustainability Certification Rating has been organized into Twenty Eight Principles that are fundamen-
tal to a more sustainable development. These Principles include –
1. Natural landscape and tree plantation - Conserving, preserving and restoring the regional natural
environment and habitat
2. Save energy - Targeting energy conservation through improved building envelop, reduced demand,
energy efficiency and renewable sources
3. Save water - Reducing water demand, encouraging efficient distribution, water treatment, reuse of
treated water and alternative resources of water
4. Regional and recycled materials - Considering regional and recycled materials when selecting and
specifying materials. Reduce the use of virgin materials.
5. Natural light and fresh air - Improving quality and connectivity of outdoor and indoor spaces
6. Training and capacity building - Inter-disciplinary teamwork and training to deliver sustainable and
quality product throughout the life of the project
7. Going the extra mile in building design and construction
ASSOCHAM has signed the MoU with FSAI at Hotel Le Meridien, New Delhi (From R to L) Sh. Neeraj Arora, Sr. Director, ASSOCHAM, Sh. Babulal Jain, ASSOCHAM,
Sh. Pankaj R. Dharkar, International President, FSAI, Sh. Neeraj Sehgal, FSAI (Back), Sh. D. S. Rawat, Secretary General, ASSOCHAM, Sh. Rajnish Aggarwal, FSAI, Sh. Richie Mittal, ISHRAE and
Sh. Amit Kr. Sharma, Jt. Director, ASSOCHAM
ASSOCHAM Secretary General Sh. D. S. Rawat presenting the GEM Sustainability Certification Program Reference guide to Sh. Pankaj Dharkar, National President, FSAI accompanied by Mr. Ashu Gupta,
Design2Occupancy, Jaipur and Mr. Rajnish Aggarwal, PDA Consultants
ASSOCHAM Secretary General Sh. D. S. Rawat explaining about ASSOCHAM’s initiative GEM Sustainability Certification Program to Sh. Hardeep Singh Puri, Hon’ble Minister Minister of State
(Independent Charge) for Housing and Urban Affairs
ASSOCHAM has signed the MoU with ISHRAE at Hotel The Park, New Delhi
GEM Sustainability Certification Rating LevelsThere are some Essential and Suggested requirements of each Principle. Points are awarded for each Sug-gested requirement achieved.
There is a 0-130 point scale. Project will achieve GEM 1 to GEM 5 rating levels as per the requirements fulfilled and scores achieved by the project. This depends upon the project design which includes building architec-tural and elevation design, materials used during construction, HVAC, lighting and plumbing system designs, water and energy consumption of the building.
To achieve a GEM Sustainability Certification Rating, all Essential Principle requirements must be fulfilled along with a minimum number of Principle points. GEM 5 will be the highest achievable rating level in this program.
This rating program is applicable to Residential, Commercial and Industrial buildings and developments. Project team can go for a Certification of Intent (Provisional Certification) rating during pre-design, design or construction stages of the project and Final Certification rating when the building is complete.
S. No. GEM levels GEMPoints Scored
All essential requirements
All essential requirementsand 50 - 64 points
All essential requirementsand 65 - 84 points
All essential requirementsand 85 - 104 points
All essential requirementsand 105 points or above
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GEM 3
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GEM 5
Key benefits of the certification – 1. Review of all design documents such as Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Land-
scape by Sustainability experts for further value addition from green building perspective.
2. Energy and water efficient building design that will reduce the energy and water consumption of the building.
3. Design of a building that will utilize maximum daylight, fresh air and provide healthy environment to the building occupants.
4. Sustainability Certification rating will give additional marketing mileage to the projects over other conventional buildings.
ASSOCHAM Sr. Director Mr. Neeraj Arora explaining about ASSOCHAM’s initiative GEM Green Building Certification Program to Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Hon’ble Minister of Science & Technology,
Earth Sciences and Environment, Forest & Climate Change
ASSOCHAM Sr. Director Mr. Neeraj Arora and Jt. Director, Mr. Amit Kr. Sharma presenting the ASSOCHAM GEM Sustainability Certification Reference guide to Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Hon’ble Minister of
Science & Technology, Earth Sciences and Environment, Forest & Climate Change
GEM Sustainability Certification Rating Program – Points list
S.No. Principles Description Maximum
Government Approved PlansPrinciple-11.
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Principle-29 130
Preserve and Plant Trees Onsite
Landscape Best Practices
Parking for Building Occupants
Construction Management Best Practices
Rainwater Harvesting – Recharge and/ or Reuse
Install Low Flow Water Fixtures
On-site Treatment of Grey & Black Water & Reuse for Flushing
Irrigation Best Practices
Measurement of Energy and Water Consumption
Post-occupancy Waste Management
Onsite Conversion of Organic Waste
Amenities for fundamental needs and daily commute
Best Practices for Universal Building Design
Reduced Exposure to VOC
No Use of Halogenated Hydrocarbons
Sustainable Development of Construction Engineering
Local Sourcing of Construction Materials
Judicious use of hard wood and soft wood
Energy Management Best Practices
Efficient Electric Equipment and Systems
Use of Imperishable Energy Resources
Optimal use of Natural Light
Healthy Indoor Air Quality
Training and Capacity Building of Project Team
Activities for Corporate Social Responsibility
Going the Extra Miles
Secretary General
D. S. Rawat
Chairman
Pankaj R. Dharkar
Executive Council Members
Richie Mittal
Prof. (Dr.) M. K. Vajpayee
Sandeep Narang
Pinaki Dasgupta
Rajnish Aggarwal
Ashu Gupta
Samhita M
Kushagra Juneja
Member Secretary
Neeraj Arora
Amit Kr. Sharma
CGEM OFFICIALS ASSOCHAM VISION
We understand the value of the precious time of our clients. So, will firmly quality check the reports well within 20 days for pre-certification rating & Overall 30 days for final certification rating No delay at ASSOCHAM part!
2 Timeline
1 Quality and Value Addition
Our vision is to add best quality and value to the projects we certifyNo compromise in quality!
4QuickResponse
Resolving your queries is our first priority.Quick response to queries from project team and consultants!
3 Green atLow Cost
Green should not be the choice of elite only. Everyone should participate into it.No hidden charges. Discounted low fee for all!
Pankaj R. DharkarChairman
D. S. RawatSecretary General
GEM CertificateASSOCHAM hereby certifies that
ABC Ltd.
in
June 2018
has successfully achieved the Sustainability Standards specified under
GEM Sustainability Certification Program with
following level of certification
XYZ
GEM 5
The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of IndiaASSOCHAM Corporate Office: 5, Sardar Patel Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110 021
Tel: 011-46550555 (Hunting Line) | Fax: 011-23017008, 23017009
For more details, visit us on
www.green-assocham.com / www.assocham.org
Technical Support
For any query, please contact:
Neeraj AroraSenior Director & Head
Sustainability Innovation Division, ASSOCHAMP: 011-46550557; M: 9887484179 E: [email protected]
Amit Kr. SharmaJoint Director
Sustainability Innovation Division, ASSOCHAMP: 011–46550605; M: 9352713762
ASSOCHAMGlobal Headquarters
ASSOCHAM’s REGIONAL & OVERSEAS OFFICESSOUTHERN Regional Office#F1, First Floor, Richmond Plaza, No. 10 & 10/1, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Road, Bangalore – 560 025Phone: 080-4113 2467/4113 1891/4113 4838 Mobile: 9036333975; E-mail: [email protected]
EASTERN Regional Office18, Ballygunge Circular Road, Kolkata – 700019Phone : 91-33-4005 3845/41Fax: 91-33-4000 1149; Mobile: 9674312234E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]
ASSOCHAM Regional Office, Tamil NaduInternational Law Centre, 61-63,Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai, Mylapore, Chennai – 600 004 Phone: 044-28120000;E-mail: [email protected]/ [email protected]
ASSOCHAM North Eastern Regional OfficeGlobal Express Group, House No.7, Bye No. 2,Chandan Nagar, Survey, Beltola, Guwahati – 700 028Phone: 09957999367E-mail: [email protected]
ASSOCHAM Western Regional, Office608, 6th Floor, SAKAR III, Opposite Old High Court,Income Tax Cross Road, Ashram RoadAhmedabad – 380014, GujaratPhone: 079-27541728-29; Fax: 079-27546352Mobile: 9810825894; E-mail: [email protected]
ASSOCHAM Regional Office, Ranchi503/D, Mandir Marg-C, Ashok Nagar, Ranchi – 834 002Phone: 0651-6555601/6555801; Mobile: 9470135367E-mail: [email protected]
ASSOCHAM North Region Office, ChandigarhSCO: 55, 56, 57, II Floor, Sector-8, Madhya Marg, Chandigarh – 160008Phone: 0172-4800855Mobile: 9815025552E-mail: [email protected]
ASSOCHAM Regional Office, UttarakhandPlot No. 152, Nand Nagar Industrial Estate, Phase II, Mahua Khera Ganj, Kashipur – 244 713Dist. Udhamsingh Nagar, UttarakhandPhone: 05947-226146E-mail: [email protected]