What is a Curative Action Plan in the WELL framework?

• A. A doc that outlines strategies that project teams will employ to address any unmet criteria as identified in a WELL report. These must be submitted to the IWBI within 180 days of receiving the WELL report, and must detail a specific and feasible plan of action.
• B. A plan to cure project delays
• C. A plan to reduce energy consumption
• D. A plan for water quality

Answer: (A)

A Curative Action Plan is a formal corrective document used when a WELL assessment identifies criteria that aren’t met. It lays out exactly what actions the project team will take to address each unmet criterion, who is responsible, and the realistic timeline for completion, with evidence and methods to verify that the actions achieve the desired result. In the WELL process this plan must be submitted to IWBI within a specified window (180 days in this context) and should present a specific, feasible course of action aimed at bringing the project into compliance. It’s not just a general schedule or a plan aimed at broad goals like reducing energy use or improving water quality; it’s a targeted, accountable plan to close the gaps identified in the WELL report and move toward certification.