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Horsham District Council

… includes: • Alignment with co-benefits • Timeline for delivery (immediate, short term, medium term, long term) • Alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) • Potential Impact (brief summary of the potential benefits of the programme of work if successfully implemented). Delivery Route HDC Service Lead Identified Partners Delivery Considerations 14 2…

… the way through implementing its own action plan and by investing in interventions and supporting initiatives that build the capacity of local communities and encourage sustainable place-shaping. However, HDC has a limited scope of control and responsibilities, for example, it is not the Highway Authority and is only responsible for the collection and not the disposal of waste. Therefore…

… the policies and encouraging sustainable place-making and sustainable neighbourhood creation. The HDPF is currently being reviewed. In early 2020, the Council consulted on a draft new Local Plan (the ‘Regulation 18’ stage of plan-making). Following this, a revised draft Local Plan was prepared. This was presented to the Council’s Cabinet on 15 July 2021. This has not however been taken forward…

… (2050 for indirect emissions). They will also establish a communal charter for officers, with climate action as a high-priority purpose of the Council. ‒ The Climate Action Delivery Team will also advocate for and support low-carbon, climate resilient and sustainable strategies across all workstreams, for the benefit of the whole-district’s decarbonization pathway. ‒ A major project…

… to act. It can also allow the Council to better evaluate past projects and inform future decision-making and investment processes. ‒ Adopting improved innovation processes will provide the Council with new delivery and financing mechanisms for low-carbon, sustainable projects. It will also help the Council build stronger relationships and partnerships with innovation stakeholders (i.e., UKRI…