Environmental · The Environmental pillar of ESG
Connect your organisation’s environmental ambitions with a clearer understanding of its impact, priorities and opportunities for improvement.
We help you explore where to begin and what support could move your commitments forward.
Context before commitment
Environmental commitments need to reflect what your organisation does, the decisions it makes and the places it affects.
For a business, this may involve its operations, premises or supply chain. For government and local authorities, it may also involve the services they oversee, the assets they manage and the expectations they set through procurement.
The starting point is understanding what matters in your context, rather than adopting a commitment without a clear basis for action.
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Explore the environmental questions behind your commitments.
You may be developing an environmental approach, responding to customer expectations or reviewing commitments already made.
Consider the activities within scope, the information available and the questions you need to answer. A clearer starting point helps identify where further assessment or specialist input would be useful.
Connect ambition with responsibilities and practical next steps.
Environmental priorities become more useful when people understand what they relate to, who is responsible and how progress will be considered.
Where commitments form part of a tender, contract or organisational plan, they should reflect the relevant requirements and what your organisation can realistically influence and deliver.
A focused conversation about understanding your organisation’s carbon impact.
NurturEd offers carbon impact auditing. Contact us to discuss your organisation, what you want to understand and how you intend to use the findings.
We will confirm the scope, information requirements, approach and deliverables before any work is agreed.
Ask about carbon impact auditingKeep the environmental picture connected.
Environmental priorities sit alongside responsibilities to society and the systems that support accountable decisions.
A project may affect both a place and the people who use it. A commitment may depend on the way suppliers are selected, responsibilities are assigned or progress is reviewed.
Keeping these connections visible helps environmental ambitions become part of your organisation’s wider approach.
Find your route
Explore environmental commitments in the context of your operations, customer expectations and opportunities to win and deliver work.
Explore support for BusinessConsider environmental priorities alongside procurement expectations, organisational responsibilities and oversight of delivery.
Explore support for GovernmentExplore how environmental priorities connect with the places you use, the people you support and the partnerships you develop.
Explore support for Education and CommunityStart a conversation
Whether you have an environmental commitment to explore or want to ask about carbon impact auditing, tell us what you need to understand.
We will help you identify the next conversation and clarify the support available.