Including 6 closely related terms such as transport plan, public transport, and transport.
…). Table 1: Control and influence. Definition Examples from the strategy Direct Control: Our own actions Council’s Assets (Buildings and land) and fleet; Operations; Workforce Indirect Control: Our role in the actions of others Procurement and commissioning Development Control; Local Plan; Transport Planning; Waste strategy Influence: Through our collaboration and leadership…
… of communication with the council is needed for Cumbria Sustainability Network groups via establishing regular meetings. • The following topics need more development in the strategy: o Public Transport o Waste reduction o Building standards o Decarbonising existing buildings o Nature recovery o Pensions and investments • Carbon literacy should be made mandatory for councillors and officers…
…-statistics https://www.local.gov.uk/publications/councillor-workbook-local-path-net-zero 6 Definition Areas of Focus Direct Control: Our own actions Council’s Assets (Buildings and land) and fleet; Operations; Workforce Indirect Control: Our role in the actions of others Procurement and commissioning Development Control; Local Plan; Transport Planning; Waste…
… and chemical pollution of our rivers and lakes, improving their health and ecological health. • Develop and deliver initiatives to promote low and no carbon modes of transport, making it easier for people to walk and wheel. • Continue to support improving public transport provision and access across Cumberland and Cumbria. • Improve air quality through action on transport, industrial, agricultural…
… Report Template September 2021 Report to Executive Committee Meeting Date – 23 July 2024 Key Decision – Yes Public/Private – Public Portfolio – Cumberland Policy and Regulatory Services Directorate – Place, Sustainable Growth and Transport Lead Officer – Chloe Tringham, Assistant Director…