The Purple Building Certification Scheme (PBCS) evaluates and certifies buildings based on measurable accessibility and universal design principles to ensure infrastructure is inclusive, safe, and usable by all individuals, including people with disabilities and elderly people.

• Assessment of external and internal accessibility features.
• Evaluation of ramps, lifts, corridors, parking, pathways, and emergency exits.
• Verification of accessible sanitation facilities and signage systems.
• Review in compliance with NBC 2016, RPwD Act 2016, and ISO 21542.

• Commercial buildings and corporate offices.
• Educational institutions and universities.
• Hospitals and healthcare facilities.
• Residential and mixed-use developments.
• Government and public infrastructure projects

• ISO/IEC 17065:2012 – Conformity assessment requirements.
• ISO 21542 – Accessibility and usability of the built environment.
• National Building Code (NBC 2016) accessibility provisions.
• Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016.
• Universal design principles best practices.

• Enhances accessibility and inclusivity of infrastructure.
• Demonstrates social responsibility and regulatory compliance.
• Reduces legal and reputational risk.
• Improves stakeholder confidence and brand reputation.
• Supports ESG and sustainable development goals.