We have developed and delivered stakeholder engagement activity for many years, in developing the NETpositive software we have utilised this experience and expertise and created tools that not only deliver but also create a powerful evidence base.
Our Supplier Engagement Tool launched to the HE sector in 2016 in partnership with The North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium (NWUPC), The North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium (NEUPC), The Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium and The University Caterers Organisation (TUCO). The tool is accessible to all UK universities and you can see a list of the institutions currently signed up to use it with their suppliers here.
Our Business Engagement Tool is currently supporting over 500 businesses across Bristol and the South West to engage with sustainability as part of GoGreen. Launched during 2015 as part of the Bristol Green Capital while the city and its region were the European Green Capital City this remains an important legacy project delivered in partnership between Low Carbon South West and Business West Chamber of Commerce.
Our Student Engagement tool is currently in use at the University of Northampton where it forms part of their Changemaker Campus activity.
(Please note: Engaging students meaningfully with sustainability is a significant undertaking and as such the number of universities we can work is very small. We are currently taking expressions of interest for roll-out September 2017 but places are strictly limited and criteria for selection apply. Contact us to register interest)
Our Capital Projects tool is currently being piloted by Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) as part of their Heart of the Campus redevelopment. If you have your own Capital Project and would like to be able to demonstrate its sustainable social value at the same time as supporting your contractors, then contact us for more details.
Our Staff Engagement tool is currently in use at the University of Manchester where it is forming part of a whole-institution response to social responsibility. The tool will enable all of the 11000 staff to engage with sustainability, creating a bespoke action plan and providing powerful data to measure progress and enable evidence-based engagement to be delivered.
