Including the closely related terms nature emergency, and climate emergency.
… initial proposals and indicative budget estimates for the Year 6 (2025/26) Climate and Nature Emergency Action Plan, To highlight recommendations made in the ‘Year 5 Progress Review’ conducted by the South Gloucestershire Climate Emergency University Advisory Group, To present progress delivered over the first five years towards 2030 including the essential delivery work that has become…
… Business as Usual (BAU). Recommendations That Cabinet be recommended to: i) Note the progress made in Year 5 (2024/25), ii) Approve the outline proposals for the Year 6 (2025/26) Climate and Nature Emergency Action Plan and indicative budget spend, as set out in this report and appendices, and informed by the work of the South Gloucestershire Climate Emergency University Advisory Group…
… of projects set out in the Year 6 Climate Emergency Action Plan that make the most impact within the cost envelope available. The £1.5 million from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) will be used each year to support the Climate and Nature Emergency response and to leverage external funding. This funding has been split across the following areas: Green Schools; Green Transport; Green Communities…
… 52. There are no direct HR implications arising from this report. The service will need to plan for any staffing and seek the funding required to deliver the work needed to achieve the 2030 objectives. Nicola Plant – HR Service Director – 01454 863093 Climate Emergency and Environmental Implications 53. The implementation of this Climate and Nature Emergency Action Plan for Year 6…
… Report Format - Decisions by Committee South Gloucestershire Council REPORT TO: CABINET CLIMATE AND NATURE EMERGENCY ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT 2024 (ALL WARD(S)) Purpose of Report To respond to the requirement to produce an annual progress report every year for ten years in response to the Council’s Climate and Nature…