Aspects AspectType Priority Status

Biodiversity & Urban Landscapes Activity L Proposed

Community Involvement Product M In Progress
Construction & Refurbishment Service H Complete
Energy & Water On Hold
Health, Welfare & Safety Waiting On Someone
Income & Investment
Resource & Waste Management
Education for Sustainable Development
Sustainable Procurement
Transport
Environmental Initiatives Register (Enter past & current initiaitives, then enter completed projects from the En
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AREAS
Date Added ~ Main ~ Secondary ~ Other INITIATIVE PERSON
RESPONSIBLE
28-Nov-08 Energy & Water Resource & Waste Reuse of light fittings Paul Franklin
Management

29-Nov-08 Resource & Waste Sustainable Reuse of furniture Paul Franklin

mpleted projects from the Environmental Action Plan sheet)

LOCATION ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT DETAILS SCHEDULE COSTS

Information Systems Drastically improved lighting levels on Refitted with light fittings salvaged from the Quarter 1 - 2008 Labour only
Group (ISG) office, 3rd the floor, no waste and saved resources Connaught House strip out. Old lighting had
Fl, Tower 1 by reusing fittings instead of buying new. poor diffusers and were very inefficient. Light
output readings were unsatisfactory and
below the minimum requirement. The
salvaged light fittings had mirror diffusers
which resulted in higher light output with no
increase in the electricity consumption and
brought up the light output readings to the
required standard.

Vera Anstey Room Prevented disposal of original furniture A request for furniture replacement was Quarter 1 - 2008 £3,000 (saving
RECOMMENDATIONS &
FUTURE POSSIBILITIES
Salvage and reuse items from
all strip outs

Review furniture requests and

Impacts Register

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (any change to the environment, positive or negative, wholly or PRIORITY (Low, Medium, High)
partly, resulting from the aspects)

Positive Negative Potential (ideas for improving Legislation Impact (both Visibility
upon those impacts) positive & negative)

Source seperation and recycling. Sending waste to landfill and Zero-waste purchasing policy. H H H
Reduction and reuse incineration. Risk of fly tipping Producer responsibility for
and litter. packaging
 Date Project Person Baseline Data
Location Overview Objectives Targets (SMART) Indicators Resource Requirements Timescales (S, M, L) Status
Added Name Responsible Required
1-Dec-08 Bin the Bin Victoria Hands NAB To pilot the replacement of 1) To reduce waste, to reduce All NAB provision to be No. of desk side bins, No. of individual Budget: existiing. Logistics: storage M - 9 month pilot Proposed
individual desk bins with contamination of recyclables 2) communal recycling by No. of communal offices. Tonnages space. Staff: existing plus departmental
communal recycling to reduce use of plastic bags 3) September 2009. Roll out across recycling sites, recycled champions. Infrastructure: communal
facilities increase awareness campus by 2010. Tonnages recycled recycling bins