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Manchester City Council

…, that there aren’t any ‘silver bullets’, and that it will require the whole city – all residents and organisations – to transition through a process of major change. This transition will also need to be supported and enabled by the right Greater Manchester and UK Government policies. It will challenge existing ways of working and thinking and, to be successful, will need to have collaboration…

…, supportive GMCA and UK Government policies will be required to enable us to fully achieve our objectives. Enabling actions: • Education and engagement • Investing in our young people • Innovation, investment and business growth • Enabling and incentivising institutional investment • Supporting our businesses • Spatial planning, development and infrastructure investment • Joined-up public…

… any ‘silver bullets’, and that it will require the whole city – all residents and organisations – to transition through a process of major change. This transition will also need to be supported and enabled by the right Greater Manchester and UK Government policies. It will challenge existing ways of working and thinking and, to be successful, will need to have collaboration and positivity…

… services • Resident-led solutions and the voluntary and community sector • Digital technologies and data • Working with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, UK Government and Devolution Thematic actions: • Buildings: very low and zero carbon existing and new buildings • Energy: supplied by 100% clean energy by 2050 • Transport: decarbonising our local transport system by 2050…

… Further information is available from: www.manchesterclimate.com. Contact Manchester Climate Change Agency at: info@manchesterclimate.com. FOR A GREEN AND HEALTHY MANCHESTER FOREWORD by Gavin Elliott, Chair, Manchester Climate Change Agency In the Paris Agreement, we now have, for the first time in our history, universal recognition from national Governments that climate change…