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Westminster City Council

… improved quality of life to residents A safer, healthier more resilient city with reduced waste and air pollution A cleaner, resource efficient city with reduced fuel poverty Sustainable and more affordable energy and water Better homes and offices and an efficient, cleaner transport network Better jobs, a more inclusive economy, and enhanced green skills and education Local green…

… or consumer's activities, but that are outside of their control. This can include purchased goods, services, food, waste and travel outside of the city. Measuring and calculating Scope 3 emissions is an extensive and complex process. CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 10 | ZERO CARBON CITY 2040 WESTMINSTER CLIMATE EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN CONTENTS GLOSSARYACCELERATING DELIVERYFOREWORD AND INTRODUCTION…

… AND INTRODUCTION COMMITMENT AND COLLABORATION 11% reduction in our total carbon emissions over the last 2 years 11 reduction in our carbon intensity (t/CO2e per full time employee) across our estate and operations since 2018/19 from 23.72 21.03 tonnes to electrify our waste servicing vehicle fleet, powered by energy from the city’s own waste committed more than 1,000 electric vehicle charging…

… and improving green spaces across the city acknowledging the input needed from all landowners across the city to make significant ecological improvements. Code of Construction Practice Westminster’s Code of Construction Practice sets out the standards and procedures to which developers and contractors must adhere to when undertaking construction of major projects, including waste management…

… with their buildings and activities. Reduced Consumption and Waste Priority: Reduce waste, increase recycling, and promote sustainable consumption Goal 1: Adopt sustainable purchasing practices and products. Goal 2: Drive reductions in waste and a step change in rates of recycling. Goal 3: Fully embed resource efficiency and the re-use of materials as part of a thriving low carbon circular…