calculating the carbon Environmental Impact equivalent value of Assessment tool carbon emissions due and formally to procurement by July assess the 2015, integrating into procurement of all the updated Carbon goods and services in Management Plan. terms of environmental impact. Aim to purchase ethical Increase provision and Fairtrade Policy Fairtrade University Aspect 28: The University will and use of Fairtrade goods status first gained in Procurement of food. increase provision and products on all campuses. May 2009. Last use of Fair Trade and services where Sustainable Food in Aspect 29: goods throughout all possible, minimising Increase provision of Policy (ENU-EMS-093). September 2015 Procurement of general campuses. This will the use of damaging Fair Trade goods on all consumables (including help strengthen and substances and campuses. furniture and develop Fair Trade processes. stationary). provision and Maintain Fair Trade awareness. University status. E - Transport Policy Statement / Commitment Associated Targets / Milestones EMS Significant Final Outcome Objective Documents Aspect Promote alternatives to Minimise environmental Integrated Travel Policy Overall carbon Aspect 4: Use of fuel The statistics gathered single car occupancy impact due to travel. (ENU-EMS-095). reduction associated (owned vehicles). through the Carbon and unnecessary with business transport Management Plan domestic and Following the targets Sighthill Travel Plan and travel will reduce Aspect 5: Spills/leaks show direct impacts, in international air travel. set within the 2009 (ENU-EMS-096). by 38% by the end of from vehicles. terms of carbon Carbon Management the 2016/17 academic emissions, due to all Maintain an Plan (ENU-EMS-014), 2011 Travel Statistics year in-line with the Aspect 6: Domestic forms of internal and and the development of (ENU-EMS-097). Carbon Management business travel. external travel at the Travel Plan the University carbon Plan targets (2006/07 University. From this, it covering all staff, reduction target, reduce 2011 Travel Survey baseline). Aspect 7: International will be possible to students and visitors to emissions associated Communication business travel. measure and see the University. with transport by 38% change as educational
calculating the carbon equivalent value of carbon emissions due to procurement by July 2015, integrating into the updated Carbon Management Plan. Environmental Impact Assessment tool and formally assess the procurement of all goods and services in terms of environmental impact. Aim to purchase ethical and products and services where possible, minimising the use of damaging substances and processes. Increase provision and use of Fairtrade goods on all campuses. Increase provision of Fair Trade goods on all campuses. Maintain Fair Trade University status. Fairtrade Policy Sustainable Food Policy (ENU-EMS-093). Fairtrade University status first gained in May 2009. Last in September 2015 Aspect 28: Procurement of food. Aspect 29: Procurement of general consumables (including furniture and stationary). The University will increase provision and use of Fair Trade goods throughout all campuses. This will help strengthen and develop Fair Trade provision and awareness. E - Transport Policy Statement / Objective Commitment Associated Documents Targets / Milestones EMS Significant Aspect Final Outcome Promote alternatives to single car occupancy and unnecessary domestic and international air travel. Maintain an Travel Plan covering all staff, students and visitors to the University. Minimise environmental impact due to travel. Following the targets set within the 2009 Carbon Management Plan (ENU-EMS-014), and the development of the University carbon reduction target, reduce emissions associated with transport by 38% Integrated Travel Policy (ENU-EMS-095). Sighthill Travel Plan (ENU-EMS-096). 2011 Travel Statistics (ENU-EMS-097). 2011 Travel Survey Communication Overall carbon reduction associated with business transport and travel will reduce by 38% by the end of the 2016/17 academic year in-line with the Carbon Management Plan targets (2006/07 baseline). Aspect 4: Use of fuel (owned vehicles). Aspect 5: Spills/leaks from vehicles. Aspect 6: Domestic business travel. Aspect 7: International business travel. The statistics gathered through the Carbon Management Plan show direct impacts, in terms of carbon emissions, due to all forms of internal and external travel at the University. From this, it will be possible to measure and see change as educational
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