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ATTACHMENT <br />HUD- Accepted Green Property Management Training Providers <br />As of November 05, 2010 <br />201302388 <br />The following credential programs fully satisfy the green property management training <br />requirements of HUD's Mark -to- Market Green Initiative, and the Recovery Act /Green <br />Retrofit Program: <br />National Apartment Association, Credential for Green Property Management (CGPM); <br />www naahq orgIEDUCATJON/ DESIGNATIONPROGRAMS /OTHER/Pages /default.aspx <br />National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA), Credential for Green Property <br />Management (CGPM); <br />www.nahrna.org/content/greencred.html <br />U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI) LEED AP (any <br />discipline) or LEED Green Associate; www.gbciorg <br />The following courses fully satisfy the core subjects training requirement (not elective subjects) <br />of HUD's Mark -to- Market Green Initiative and the Recovery Act /Green Retrofit Program, <br />and are recognized by the NAA and NAHMA credential programs above: <br />Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM ®), Sustainable Real Estate Management SRM001; <br />www.iremorg/sechome.cfin ?sec = education <br />The following are green property management training providers, approved by HUD to <br />provide training in one or more of the core subjects and/or elective subjects. (new entries are <br />highlighted hi green): <br />National Affordable Housing Manageurnt Association (NAHMA) and its affiliated AHMAs; <br />www.nahtm.org <br />National Apartment Association (NAA) and its affiliated associations; www.naahq.org <br />Associated Builders and Contractors of Delaware; www.abcdelaware.com <br />Arterican Institute of Architects (AIA); www.aia.org <br />Association for Energy Affordability (AEA); www.aeanyc.org <br />Barry Weaver Consulting www.banyweaverconsulting.comt <br />Build It Green; www.builditgXeen.org <br />Building Education Center; www.bldgeductr.org <br />Building Performance Institute; www.bpiorg <br />Daylighting Collaborative; www.dayli .org <br />Elias Global Solution;; www.EliasGlobaLSolutions.com <br />Enterprise Cor rr unity Partners; w au--.EnterpriseConnr nitv.or <br />Global Green; www.globalgreen.org <br />Green Advantage; www.greenadvantage.org <br />Institute for Professional and Executive Development; www.ipedinc.net <br />Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM ®); www.iremorg <br />National Center for Healthy Housing www.heakhyhonestraining.org <br />NeighborWorks; www.nw.org <br />Northwest Energy Efficiency Council (NEEC); www.neec.org <br />Southface; www.southface.org <br />U.S. Green Building Council; www.gbciorg <br />Version 4, November 2010 <br />WQMUseAgrrtRevised for Green hitiettve (October 2011) <br />D -9 <br />FREICH VLLAGE <br />
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