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… on the Council. The 2030 Shadow Board’s purpose is to work collectively to drive forward Sunderland’s ambitions and commitment to tackling climate change and the 2030 Shadow Board has shaped the development of the Sunderland Low Carbon Framework. Sunderland Low Carbon Framework The 2030 Shadow Board recognises that reducing carbon emissions cannot be linear and requires close co-operation across…

…), medium (5–7 years) and long (8– 10 years) The Low Carbon Framework sets out a range of wider benefits to which reducing carbon emissions is expected to be able to contribute. There will therefore be opportunities for the ongoing development and implementation of the Council’s Low Carbon Action Plan to support delivery of the wider City Plan as well as to support delivery of individual…

… strategies, such as the Community Wealth Building Strategy and other initiatives aligned to the Council’s wider objectives as a Co-operative Council. Data In order to deliver on our carbon neutral commitment, we must ensure we tackle emissions where they arise and we must deploy our limited resources to achieve the greatest carbon reduction impact. It is therefore essential that we have a full…

…. Sunderland Low Carbon Action Plan December 2020 Page 4 Sunderland City Council Carbon Emissions, Vision and Target Emissions Sunderland City Council currently emits 15,018 tonnes of carbon annually through its estate. This is made up of approx. 8,000 tonnes from buildings, 5,300 from streetlights, 1,490 from its fleet, 220 from its business travel. The emissions have been steadily…

… Regeneration Short Council Low Low 2.06.3 Development Management to ensure all applications minimise the risk of flooding across the city. In progress City Development Development Management Ongoing City Low Low 2.07 Explore opportunities to reduce carbon emissions through ongoing delivery of the Community Wealth Building Strategy and Neighbourhood Investment Plans including engagement…