C Why Multi-Academy Trusts must lead on Climate Action The DfEs sustainability and climate change strategy requires school level climate action. For Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs), this is a challenge and an opportunity. What is a Climate Action Plan (CAP)? A Climate Action Plan outlines how an organisation will reduce its environmental impact. For MATs, this means coordinating …
Whether you hold contracts over £5 million, supply the NHS beneath that threshold, or simply want to prepare for upcoming sustainability obligations, this post is for you.
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