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Positive Partnerships
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This is how we will create shared value with our partners by delivering better, differently.
We’ve weathered recessions while our homes weathered the London drizzle, and all because we’ve gone all-in and created places that people are proud to call home and partnerships that all involved want to repeat.
We focus on the following UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Decent work and economic growth
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Reduced inequalities
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Sustainable cities and communities
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Partnerships for the goals
We will monitor and maximize the social value we create.
Quantifying social value continues to be inherently challenging, and by working with HACT we are contributing to the growing understanding of how social value is created by home building. Our commitment to high levels of resident engagement through our Independent Residents Advisory Panel also creates direct resident feedback on our schemes, identifies areas of best performance and recommends changes to improve resident outcomes and social value.
We focus on the following UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Sustainable cities and communities
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Climate action
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Partnerships for the goals
We’re raising the bar when it comes to delivering Biodiversity Net Gain and Urban Greening Factor. By working with RBG Kew and sharing our Blueprint, we will also highlight best practice. Enabling RBG Kew’s scientists and our site managers to understand where success and failure is occurring and why. Respond by evolving and developing the Blueprint, engaging the community throughout the process.
We focus on the following UN Sustainable Development Goals through Planet Mark
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Climate action
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Sustainable cities and communities
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Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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Life on land
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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Affordable and Clean energy
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No poverty
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Quality Foundation
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Decent work and economic growth
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Responsible consumption and production
We will monitor and reduce the whole life carbon emissions of our assets and aim to reduce emissions in line with the UK Government’s vision for the UK to be net zero carbon by 2050¹. For homes, this means aligning with and exceeding The Future Homes standard² which aims for homes to produce 75-80% less carbon emissions compared to homes built to the 2013 Building Regulations.
MAKING IT REAL
DAY TO DAY
We recognise the importance of establishing regular channels of communication with relevant stakeholders necessary to implement the strategy and will report on implementation of our strategy on an annual basis.
MAKING IT REAL
THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW
30 years is too long to wait for the change we need.
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It's exciting to meet developers like Mount Anvil who are elevating the sustainability agenda and driving for the best long-term solutions through partnership working.
Joanne Mortensen
Sustainability Programme Manager, London Borough of Ealing
For more information about Positive Partnerships
Get in touch and speak to our team
Sources
1: Net Zero Strategy Policy Paper
2: The Future Homes Standard
3: London's Parks and Green Spaces Strategy.
4: The Future of Nature and Business
5: Covid-19 impact on housing needs
6: Connection with nature in the UK during the COVID-19 lockdown
7: One in eight British households has no garden.
8: Celebrating and recognising our diversity across London's public realm
9: Trends in indoor air quality and their effects on human health.
10: Community Life Survey 2018-19