Sustainability.

Sustainability

Sustainability is a major consideration for businesses today. But it's not just about making sure you meet responsibilities imposed by legislation. A pro-active approach to environmental issues can bring direct benefits to a business - economically, commercially and through improved staff motivation.

Sustainability REDUCE tool.

We are excited to announce that we have launched our new REDUCE Sustainability Tool. It will help you work out what sustainability really means for your business, what goals you want to set and how to achieve them in your very own bespoke sustainability action plan.

The REDUCE tool is made up of six pillars:

Resource efficiency
Employee engagement
Develop new business
Understanding risk
Collaboration
Engaging stakeholders

It covers a wide range of topics including transportation, waste management, recycling, reducing water and energy consumption, motivating employees, potential risks and how you can use your 'green credentials' in marketing.

Once you have created your plan you can format it into a Word document or a PDF file that can be used in business planning sessions or team meetings and it can help you prepare for contracts that require an environmental policy as part of the tender process.

Create your business sustainability action plan.

  1. Use our REDUCE framework to set your goals
  2. Create your own sustainability action plan
  3. Update your progress or add in additional objectives as often as you like

REDUCE tool

Existing user

We apologise but we are not able to transfer the content of your existing plan to the new sustainability tool. We recommend you take this opportunity to refresh your plans by starting a new version now our new tool has launched.

Sustainability benefits.

What is sustainability and what can it do for your business?

Sustainability tips.

Sustainability tips We have developed the REDUCE framework to help you shape your business' sustainability plan. Our Business and Environment managers, trained in a programme developed in association with Cambridge University, are on hand to help you explore sustainability issues. Just ask your Relationship Manager for an introduction today.

Use these links to discover what sustainability really means for your business, and whether you are meeting all of the legislative requirements.

Sustainability local contact.

Please choose the location of your business on the map and click to bring up contact information for your area.

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