Including 5 closely related terms such as reduce, waste, and waste disposal.
… to the Council’s Environmental and Development Services Committee. The KPIs are as follows: • Weight of household waste collected per head of population. • Percentage of the collected waste which is recycled or composted. • Number of flytipping incidents. • Improvements to the District through the Local Environmental Quality Survey. • Percentage of eligible new homes and developments to achieve a net…
… striving for continuous improvement. The Corporate Plan has three priorities which underpin how the Council will achieve its vision: 1. Our Environment 2. Our People 3. Our Future The “Our Environment” priority of the Corporate Plan sets out explicit aims to help the Council achieve this priority, which are: • Improve the Environment of the District o Reduce waste and increase composting…
… reporting of emissions from the Council activities into two classifications: • Direct Emissions = Fuel used for energy - combustion • Indirect Emissions = Purchased Electricity and associated emissions through value chain (procurement, business travel, commuting, waste disposal, investments etc) South Derbyshire District Council Buildings and Operational Emissions Following the Climate…
… Emissions from activities of the organisation, occurring from sources that it does not own or control. These are often the greatest share of the carbon footprint, covering emissions associated with business travel, procurement, waste and water. These classifications can cause some confusion and therefore, for the sake of clarity and simplicity, the Council reporting processes will classify…