… of action: 37 Newham’s Just Transition Plan Where Newham is Now The time to invest focus and resources is now: there are 6 budget cycles until 2030 Align title (24pt) to this box We need to understand, prioritise and develop solutions to be deployed with every budgeting cycle - supported by effective data management, governance, and community co-development. 38 Newham’s Just Transition Plan…
… and not dependent on fossil fuels We prefer to walk, cycle or use public transport and goods are safely moved without polluting our streets We increase sharing and reduce waste building a sharing and circular economy We eat well and sustainably Our neighbourhoods are resilient, connected and green 6 Futures 5 Enablers Increasing equity Reducing emissions Future-readiness Growing the Council’s Climate…
…&D Moving Around → Park and ride → Free EV parking → EV charging → Cycle lanes and walkways Food + Recycling → More local food → Reduce plastic waste → Surplus food redistribution → Stop waste incineration Environment + Outdoor Space → Biodiversity priority → Encourage ‘greening’ in new construction → Incentivise recycling Buildings + Houses → Finance strategy for new tech → Residents…
… Where Newham is Now By embedding action planning into budget cycles and elections, we can fully integrate Just Transition principles across our council’s operations. With a plan approved by Newham Council Cabinet this December, the borough will be well placed to present its ambitions publicly, before the end of 2023. In parallel, ongoing coordination with cabinet will align the plan…
… homes, workplaces and schools are comfortable, healthy and efficient Our energy system is resilient, equitable and not dependent on fossil fuels We prefer to walk, cycle or use public transport and goods are safely moved without polluting our streets We increase sharing and reduce waste building a sharing and circular economy We eat well and sustainably Our neighbourhoods are resilient…