Including 7 closely related terms such as development, develop, and sustainable development goal.
… thanks to investments in a distributed energy system at Birley Fields including 595 solar panels and a 400 kwh lithium battery UoM - Identified as 1st in UK and 3rd globally in global university rankings which include contribution to UN Sustainable Development Goals including responsible consumption and production, and climate action ENW – Zero carbon demonstration projects at ENW depots…
… Sustainable Development Goals to drive their strategy. Delivery of a number of energy and water saving projects, biodiversity projects and a reusable cup scheme which will save 800,000 plastic cups per seasons. Manchester Housing Provider Partnership (MHPP) members, who jointly own around 70,000 homes in the city, are responsible for approximately 5.5% of Manchester’s carbon emissions through…
… Climate Change Agency and Partnership to provide additional capacity and support to the delivery of this agenda. Manchester Strategy outcomes Summary of how this report aligns to the OMS A thriving and sustainable city: supporting a diverse and distinctive economy that creates jobs and opportunities The transition to a zero carbon city will help the city’s economy become more sustainable…
… and will generate jobs within the low carbon energy and goods sector. This will support the implementation of the Our Manchester Industrial Strategy. A highly skilled city: world class and home grown talent sustaining the city’s economic success Manchester is one a small number of UK cities that have agreed a science based target and is leading the way in transitioning to a zero carbon city…
…. It is envisaged that this may give the city opportunities in the green technology and services sector. A progressive and equitable city: making a positive contribution by unlocking the potential of our communities Transitioning to a zero carbon city can help to tackle fuel poverty by reducing energy bills. Health outcomes will also be improved through the promotion of more sustainable modes…