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Manchester City Council

… and resource efficiency. Businesses, workers and visitors will come from around the world to experience our liveable, resilient, green city. • Healthy communities – Manchester’s residents will lead increasingly healthy lifestyles that are underpinned by access to high quality parks and green spaces, clean air, healthy local food, safe walking and cycling routes, energy efficient homes, affordable…

… programme has helped businesses to save £272m through energy and resource efficiency improvements, created or safeguarded 8,264 jobs, and increased or safeguarded £371m of sales. When combined with growing expectations from clients that businesses can demonstrate a commitment to environmental improvement, and increasing energy and resource costs, businesses that succeed will increasingly be those…

… excellent schools and colleges. All Manchester businesses will save money and improve their performance by increasing their energy and resource efficiency. Businesses, workers and visitors will come from around the world to experience our liveable, resilient, green city.’ 3.2.2 Healthy Communities Manchester has a mixed story to tell in terms of health. The city is home to nationally…

… services • Resident-led solutions and the voluntary and community sector • Digital technologies and data • Working with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, UK Government and Devolution Thematic actions: • Buildings: very low and zero carbon existing and new buildings • Energy: supplied by 100% clean energy by 2050 • Transport: decarbonising our local transport system by 2050…

… innovative new approaches to business-led low carbon development. Manchester Metropolitan University’s ‘zero carbon, zero waste’ Birley Fields campus, Manchester City Football Academy and its low carbon energy system, Whitworth Art Gallery’s energy efficient extension and refurbishment, and the Co-operative Group’s BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ development at One Angel Square are among the many initiatives…