Which type of project can achieve Indoor Water Use Reduction credits?

Indoor Water Use Reduction credits are designed to be applicable to any type of project that can implement water-efficient strategies. This includes a range of building types, such as commercial, residential, healthcare, educational, and more. By promoting the use of water-efficient fixtures and practices, all projects can contribute to reducing indoor water consumption, thereby leading to more sustainable building operations.

The LEED BD+C rating system encourages all types of projects to assess their indoor water usage and pursue strategies that promote efficiency. This is not limited to specific categories like healthcare, commercial, or educational facilities. Hence, the inclusivity of all project types underlines the significance of water conservation across the built environment, allowing a greater number of projects to achieve these credits successfully.