Qflow (Qualis Flow), a leading construction data capture and analysis tool focused on real-time tracking of materials, waste and carbon data, has been selected for inclusion in the landmark ‘Catalogue of Solutions’, a comprehensive guide of clean and profitable products and services with the potential to change and improve the world.
Set to be published at this year’s COP 30, being held in Belém, Brazil, the catalogue has been specifically developed by Buildings Breakthrough, a coalition of 30 countries and 30 organisations. This coalition is dedicated to simultaneously achieving near-zero emissions within construction whilst delivering climate-resilient built environments.
Coordinated by UNEP’s GlobalABC, the group chose Qflow due to its innovative approach to waste management, operational reliability, unrivalled interoperability, efficiency and importantly, its high success rate in tangibly driving down emissions and saving resources on construction sites.
Building a better future
Launching at COP 30’s dedicated Building Pavilion, this critical document will serve as a high-level guide for governments, cities, businesses and international organisations to help accelerate deployment of solutions proven to shrink the global built environment’s unacceptably large carbon footprint.
Building on last year’s much-feted Blueprint for a Solution Deployment Platform, the Catalogue of Solutions will provide a thorough and detailed overview of Qflow, including: how it works, its efficacy in a real-world setting and why it’s helping to improve global construction whilst protecting the planet.
Commenting on the achievement, Jade Cohen, Qflow Co-Founder and CPO said: “It’s fantastic to see Qflow recognised in the Catalogue of Solutions and proves that we’re already having a positive effect on global construction. Being recognised in this important document is a significant achievement in the Qflow story and shows how we’re harnessing the power of data to spot inaccuracy and inefficiency, driving down waste. But that’s not all, it also presents the opportunity to hammer home the importance of having the right information to hand in the first place and its role in helping to understand the negative impact our industry is having on the planet so we can address it. We see this as yet another milestone in our mission to drive long-term change through better data.”
Helping construction combat climate change
Brittany Harris, Qflow Co-Founder and CEO said, “We’ve come a long way since the first COP in 1995 and it’s been great to see how construction has gradually understood the role it has to play in getting to Net Zero. Of course, the evolution of digital technology is at the heart of this and it’s great to be able to play a central part in not only the digitisation of the sector, but the decarbonisation too. As Jade’s already said, having the correct data is so vital to better decision making and leads to fewer mistakes and higher quality, inevitably resulting in much lower waste. We’re so proud to be included in the Catalogue of Solutions and look forward to seeing what else has been selected by Buildings Breakthrough to help achieve a better built environment for all.”
The Catalogue of Solutions will be launched at the Building Pavilion at COP 30, taking place from Monday 10th November – Friday 21st November 2025, in Belém, Brazil.
