In the Estidama process, which role assesses the overall compliance of a project with sustainability standards?

The role that assesses the overall compliance of a project with sustainability standards in the Estidama process is the Pearl Assessor. This individual is specifically designated to evaluate how well a project meets the guidelines outlined by the Estidama framework, which focuses on sustainability and the effective use of resources in the built environment.

The Pearl Assessor conducts a thorough review of various project aspects, including energy efficiency, water usage, and materials selection, ensuring alignment with the sustainability criteria established by Estidama. This assessment is essential for certifying that a project not only adheres to necessary regulations but also maximizes its environmental benefits.

While the Pearl Qualified Professional may provide guidance and support in integrating sustainable practices into the design, and Design Team Members contribute to implementing these practices, it is the Pearl Assessor whose primary responsibility is to evaluate and ensure compliance with Estidama standards. The UPC Team Member, on the other hand, may be involved in urban planning and development contexts but does not specifically focus on assessment of project sustainability standards as defined in the Estidama process.