and to specific the NSA Vbase service personnel whose remits to students. have particular environmental impact. Develop a network of ‘Environmental Champions’. Reduce our overall Maintain and regularly Carbon Management Reduce carbon The University carbon emissions by review the Carbon Plan 2009 emissions by 38% by published a full Carbon 38% over the period Management Plan 2016/17 from a Management Plan in from 2006/07 to while regularly 2006/07 baseline 2009. The areas of 2016/17. reviewing and Carbon Management covering energy, energy, transport, monitoring carbon Plan Assessment 2012 transport, waste and waste and water will be emission targets for the (ENU-EMS-018). water. continually updated on University. at least an annual basis Carbon Masters Carbon Trust Standard so that progress Encourage external Standard application gained May 2010 towards emission and independent and feedback (ENU-EMS-017). reduction can be assessment through reported. metrics such as the Carbon Masters Carbon Masters Carbon Trust Water Standard gained May The University will be Standard Standard 2012 (ENU-EMS-042) externally audited and Carbon Trust for carbon Water Standard Carbon Trust Water reduction and will be Standard gained able to demonstrate October 2013 and prove change. Strengthen the This is a live document UCCCfS Commitment Complete annual The Environmental management of and will be updated on (ENU-EMS-72). UCCCfS Report in May Sustainability Office environmental issues in a constant basis, with of each year. Team will meet the University by at least a full annual UCCCfS Report 2013 fortnightly. setting demanding but review to ensure all (ENU-EMS-73). Hold ESAG meetings achievable targets are up to date. on a quarterly basis. Following the performance targets completion of the
and to specific personnel whose remits have particular environmental impact. Develop a network of ‘Environmental Champions’. the NSA Vbase service to students. Reduce our overall carbon emissions by 38% over the period from 2006/07 to 2016/17. Maintain and regularly review the Carbon Management Plan while regularly reviewing and monitoring carbon emission targets for the University. Encourage external and independent assessment through metrics such as the Carbon Masters Standard and Carbon Trust Water Standard Carbon Management Plan 2009 Carbon Management Plan Assessment 2012 (ENU-EMS-018). Carbon Masters Standard application and feedback Carbon Trust Water Standard Reduce carbon emissions by 38% by 2016/17 from a 2006/07 baseline covering energy, transport, waste and water. Carbon Trust Standard gained May 2010 (ENU-EMS-017). Carbon Masters Standard gained May 2012 (ENU-EMS-042) Carbon Trust Water Standard gained October 2013 The University published a full Carbon Management Plan in 2009. The areas of energy, transport, waste and water will be continually updated on at least an annual basis so that progress towards emission reduction can be reported. The University will be externally audited for carbon reduction and will be able to demonstrate and prove change. Strengthen the management of environmental issues in the University by setting demanding but achievable performance targets This is a live document and will be updated on a constant basis, with at least a full annual review to ensure all targets are up to date. UCCCfS Commitment (ENU-EMS-72). UCCCfS Report 2013 (ENU-EMS-73). Complete annual UCCCfS Report in May of each year. Hold ESAG meetings on a quarterly basis. The Environmental Sustainability Office Team will meet fortnightly. Following the completion of the
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