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RealWorth are pleased to share the RICS Responsible Business Framework for Real Estate Management. RealWorth Director Phil Higham has been working with the RICS as lead author.

TfL have launched their Sustainable Development Framework - a comprehensive approach to "delivering social impact, driving economic development, and embodying environmental stewardship in all our projects."

In 2020 RealWorth began the process of B Corporation Certification. We are embracing the opportunity to learn, grow, and develop more capacity to use our business as a force for good.

Read our Client Satisfaction Overview for 2020! We're grateful to all our clients that gave feedback to help us grow and improve our services!

The most recent Thought Leadership Group had an engaging and insightful discussion around a new method of measuring wellbeing, and how it could be applied by social value practitioners in the field.

We would like to let our clients and partners know that we are following government guidance closely, and that the RealWorth team remains in close (digital) contact daily, meaning there will be no disruption to delivery of our work.

To celebrate stepping into a new decade, we have refreshed our company brochure.

RealWorth was appointed in May 2019 to work with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority to deliver an ongoing social value evaluation of its Spatial Development Strategy.

March 2018 saw us complete our work on a report written in association with International Law Firm Trowers & Hamlins and its Working Group to make the case that the greatest financial return on investment is achieved by creating buildings and places in which people and communities thrive.

We were invited to speak on BBC Radio5Live recently.

This is a summary of the key points and next steps that came out of the two group events RealWorth held under the auspices of Social Value UK in London and Manchester in May and June 2017.

RealWorth has been advising on the economic and social value delivered on a major regeneration project in Manchester.