Fitwel

Run by Center for Active Design · Health & wellbeing · Global (US origin)

A health-focused certification born at the US CDC, using points-based scorecards grounded in public health research. Lighter-touch than WELL; product choices play a smaller, indirect role.

Covers: Human health · Social equity

Source: Center for Active Design — Fitwel ↗

Claims that connect to Fitwel

No claim mappings yet — coverage for this programme is in draft. The programme is catalogued so you know it exists and what it covers; claim-level connections are still being reviewed.

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Reference basis: Fitwel v3 reference