Including the closely related term sustainability.
… that environmental and broader sustainability considerations are considered throughout the procurement and commissioning process, along with the use of local suppliers where appropriate. Three key actions will help deliver this: • Carbon Footprint. • National and Countywide Citizens’ Assembly/ Jury, to involve the wider population. • Carlisle Partnership Climate Change focus, which will proactively…
… inspiration from the World Health Organization’s Healthy Cities Model. The future for a healthier Cumbria can be seen as having five key components: Planet: Cumbria’s natural environment, from our world-class landscapes to the centre of our towns, will be protected and enhanced. Sustainability will be at the heart of future development and Cumbria will reduce its ecological footprint even…
… physical infrastructure will promote health and wellbeing, with good quality housing, a high-quality urban environment and good access to the services needed for a healthy lifestyle. Prosperity: Cumbria’s economy will develop sustainably, with growth particularly focused on tackling poverty and providing quality employment for all. Vision and High-Level Strategy 5 Local Plan Policies…
… The Carlisle District Local Plan 2015-2030 sets out the long-term vision through the spatial strategy and strategic planning policies, seeking to ensure that future growth is sustainable. The Local Plan has four policy objectives that are directly related to this strategy: Spatial Strategy and Strategic Policies Objectives • To promote a sustainable pattern of development, which will contribute…
… and other community facilities by sustainable modes, including walking and cycling. Green Infrastructure Objectives • To protect, enhance and increase the provision of the green and blue infrastructure across the District to create and maintain multifunctional, interconnected and attractive recreational and ecological networks for the benefit of residents, businesses, visitors and the wider…