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Nottingham City Council

…) Central Government. Research partnerships with both Nottingham universities and wider national and international research organisations What businesses and other organisations can do Businesses, charities and other ventures in the centre have a critical role in transforming Nottingham into a sustainable city. How they operate, how staff get to work, what they buy, what they provide…

…. There is strong evidence that investment in infrastructure and the development of new products and services creates significant local value and good returns for investors. A carbon neutral Nottingham will present many exciting opportunities for equity investors in sustainable solutions and so attracting and involving suitable investors in the projects will be key. Working with Communities…

… Working effectively with, and in, Nottingham’s local communities and neighbourhoods will be vital. Communities will be engaged in projects’ design and implementation throughout in order to create genuinely sustainable solutions. Improving a community’s green space, for example, can only be sustainable if local citizens feel a sense of ownership, empowerment and are able to realise its…

… and environmental crisis by setting an ambition to become the first carbon neutral city in the UK by 2028. In keeping with Nottingham’s proud tradition of climate leadership, our carbon neutral charter sets out a vision for sustainable carbon neutrality on behalf of the Council and the city’s Green Partnership. At the heart of this shared vision is an approach that not only positively addresses wider…

… to be working with Green Partnership members to provide a genuine citywide response that can engage and support everyone in the city to take action. We all have a role to play in this, but we all have something to gain by finding more sustainable ways to live and work. Together with city partners, we will be creating new Climate Change and Energy plans for the next decade, to help set in motion…