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Arun District Council

…, allowing for targets to be set from 2022-2023 onwards. Fig 3. Graphic showing that by reducing emissions from all 3 Scopes the council will reach its 2030 target Figure 4 indicates projected emission reductions over the next few years. These will be achieved by increasing year-on-year reductions in emissions associated with the council’s supply chain…

… of projects that have been identified and evolve to incorporate innovation in the field of carbon reduction and management. This document highlights the work that the council will need to undertake and the challenges it will need to overcome. The Climate Action and Biodiversity Work Plan will also help the council identify priorities to reduce emissions and help support us to develop policies to reduce…

… in the council’s Carbon Neutral Strategy (2022-30) which was adopted in October 2021. The carbon audit provided a baseline to measure future carbon reductions and savings. This Climate Action and Biodiversity Work Plan has been produced to sit alongside the Carbon Neutral Strategy and provide a schedule of all the projects and plans which must be undertaken in the coming months and years to reduce the emissions…

… and the associated emissions Scope 3 Indirect emissions that result from activities occurring in the supply chain of the council, both upstream and downstream Purchased goods and services, leased assets, business travel, employee commute, investments Source: The Greenhouse Gas Protocol (ghgprotocol.org) categorises emissions into three groups or scopes as defined above. Arun District Council…

… - - The Carbon Reduction Strategy identified 3 priority areas that will be addressed to ensure that there are reductions across all scopes. Priority 1 Supply Chain Priority 2 Energy Priority 3 Other emitters The largest single emitter was the council’s supply chain (86.88% of total emissions), therefore working closely with suppliers and contractors will be essential in ensuring that the 2030 target…