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ARTICLE · 02 FEBRUARY 2022

No Planet B, So What's The Plan?

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We all know we should be doing something about it, we're all trying to do something about it, but climate change and environmental impact can feel like just one more uphill struggle among many...

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Reflections from our recent Senior Leadership forum.

We all know we should be doing something about it, we're all trying to do something about it, but climate change and environmental impact can feel like just one more uphill struggle among many for charities to contend with. The scale of the issue and the constant information, some of it contradictory, can be overwhelming.

Where to start?

There are lots of resources available online for individuals to assess their own environmental footprint, which can be a useful tool to engage volunteers, staff and beneficiaries at the start of an organisation's sustainability journey.

Whilst there are lots of initiatives or changes which require significant input, whether time or financial, discussions have shown that there can be many small changes which can be quicker and easier to implement.

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