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London Borough of Haringey

… emissions within its own targeted actions. The Council will develop policies around promotion of vegetarian and vegan food, local supply chains, and council flights in response to this challenge. The Council will also develop its own waste management plan for waste it generates itself in line with the waste hierarchy. The Action Plan does include actions to influence and educate stakeholders…

… This has been published annually since 2011 and will be adapted to include performance on carbon reduction against the Action Plan. To develop and deliver a Council waste management plan. To focus staff and council systems to follow the waste hierarchy: to reduce, reuse, repurpose, repair resources before recycling, with recovering or disposing as a last resort. By 2021 Waste Services…

… other indirect emissions, such as waste disposal, aviation, diets, behaviour change Direct emissions from sources that we own & control, including fuel combustion, company vehicles, and fugitive emissions Indirect emissions, generated from the electricity and heat that we purchase and the cooling we require Figure 2: Scope of emissions targeted within this Climate Change…

… of the borough’s carbon footprint. However, while domestic waste is in the control of the Council and measured by the North London Waste Authority, most of the commercial waste is collected through privately procured companies and the Council cannot obtain this information. Whilst national targets are set for GHG emissions, in Haringey CO2 makes up around 85% of total emissions, with methane (CH4…

… / Facilities Management / Procurement This supports the emerging Single Use Plastic Policy and new ways of working, and should also include office furniture, electronics and food waste. Haringey Climate Change Action Plan18 Housing Overall Objective: Achieve an EPC B on average in all in domestic buildings by 2041 The borough’s homes make up 50% of the borough’s total carbon emissions…