WELL as a Framework for Health and Well-being
Mapletree continues to strengthen health, safety and well-being across its global portfolio, with 47 WELL Health-Ratings over more than 13 million sqm, and leveraging the WELL at Scale programme to streamline implementation at assets.
The WELL Health-Safety Rating recognises Mapletree’s efforts to create safer, healthier environments. The rating empahsises on monitoring and optimising air and water quality, transparent communication of health and safety measures, access to essential health services, robust emergency preparedness and effective cleaning and sanitisation practices. For tenants, the rating signals a well-managed and wellness-focused environment, and in certain markets is emerging as a benchmarking tool. For property managers, it supports risk management, recognises operational excellence and prompts continuous improvement.
Advancing Wellness in Europe
Mapletree continues to build internal capability to strengthen its WELL expertise and embed consistent health, safety and well-being practices across its portfolio. In Europe, this has included deploying advanced multi-parameter indoor air quality sensors to support proactive environmental management, expanding the use of WELL approved digital occupant surveys designed by a brain scientist to sharpen insights into comfort, well-being and inclusivity, and providing ongoing training for WELL Champions and onsite teams to ensure consistent application of WELL practices. Reflecting the strength of these internal efforts, Kimberley Beaumont from Mapletree’s UK team received the IWBI Changemaker Award in recognition of her leadership in advancing WELL education and practice.

Green Park, UK, was recognised at the Property Week Awards 2025 with the best Health and Wellbeing Initiative, reflecting its sustained commitment to occupiers’ well-being and the creation of inclusive, nature led workplace environments.



