Fernando Correia - Exeter

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Fernando Correia

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Fernando Correia

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Parlez-vous Carbon?Parlez-vous Carbon?

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Carbon Literacy

“The ability to identify, interact, understand

equivalents, measure, manage, apply and

communicate issues associated with a developing

‘Low Carbon Economy’ ”

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Why should I bother?

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Why should I bother?

Changing

Environment

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Why should I bother?

Changing

Business

Environment

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Can you see the train coming?

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

Energy White Paper 2003:

Our energy future:

Creating a low carbon economy

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

2007

“aiming to cut CO2 emissions

by some 60 percent by about 2050,

with real progress by 2020”

Energy White Paper 2007:

Meeting the energy challenge

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

2007

UK Sustainable Procurement Action Plan

“Our goal is for the UK to be among the

European Union (EU) leaders in sustainable

procurement by 2009, to achieve a low carbon

more resource efficient public sector.”

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Political and regulatory changes

Legally binding target of at least an

80 percent cut in greenhouse gas

emissions by 2050.

Also a reduction in emissions of at

least 34 percent by 2020.

2003

2007

2008

Climate Change Act

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

2007

2008

The most systematic response

to climate change of any major

developed economy.

2009

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

2007

2008

The most systematic response

to climate change of any major

developed economy.

2009

By 2020:

•cut emissions from workplaces

by 13% on 2008 levels;

•cut emissions from transport by

14% on 2008 levels;

•cut emissions from farming and

waste by 6% on 2008 levels.

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

2007

2008

2009

03/10

All government departments produce

Carbon Reduction Delivery Plan

Carbon reduction to be systematically

considered in all procurement

frameworks and contracts.

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

2007

2008

2009

03/10

Start of Carbon Reduction

Commitment

04/10

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Political and regulatory changes

2003

2007

2008

2009

03/10

04/10

05/10

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Taxation

Keep reading this space!

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Spending Cuts

Public spending deficit for

2010-11: £157bn

Net spending cuts announced

this week: £5.7bn

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DEFRA (2006) Procuring the Future

Public Sector Procurement

expenditure is £225bn a year.

Equivalent to:

-nearly 20% of UK GDP

-over 0.5% of global GDP

Spending Cuts

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More Efficient Use of Resources

Defra 2006

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More Efficient Use of Resources

NHS – Procuring for Carbon Reduction. 2010

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Market Changes

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Market Changes

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Market Changes

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2007- introduced carbon footprint initiative to Sainsbury's 325

dairy development group farms

2010 - set goal to extend initiative to 6,500 beef, lamb, pig, cheese

and poultry farmers.

2012 - reduce C02 per case of product by 15%

2007- introduced carbon footprint initiative to Sainsbury's 325

dairy development group farms

2010 - set goal to extend initiative to 6,500 beef, lamb, pig, cheese

and poultry farmers.

2012 - reduce C02 per case of product by 15%

Market Changes

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Market Changes

Goals

•reduce supply chain

emissions by 30% by 2020

•all products to be carbon

labelled

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To cut 20 million tonnes of carbon across

parent company Walmart’s supply chain by

2015,

setting the challenge to its more than 100,000

suppliers around the world.

Market Changes

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Consumer Changes

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Consumer Changes

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Expenditure on ethical goods and

services has grown almost threefold

in the past 10 years:

•Spending on ethical food and drink has increased

more than threefold in the last decade, from £1.9

billion in 1999 to over £6 billion in 2008.

•Green home expenditure has increased fivefold ,

from £1.4 billion in 1999 to over £7 billion in 2008.

•Spend to address climate change, for example

on green transport, energy efficiency and

renewable energy, has grown from just £23 in 1999

to £251 by 2008.

Consumer Changes

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What about Tourism?

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“Rufflets officially announced Carbon Neutral status in

June 2007, becoming one of the first Carbon Neutral

hotels in the UK and the first in Scotland to do so.”

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“Move over, green meetings.

There's a new kid in town: the

carbon-neutral event. “

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BDC becomes the UK’s first

CarbonNeutral® venue

BDC becomes the UK’s first

CarbonNeutral® venue

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“first carbon neutral international

convention centre”

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So what does all this mean?

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So what does all this mean?

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A ‘Carbon Literate’ business is:

– Able to identify the risks and opportunities

associated with the transition to a low carbon

economy

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A ‘Carbon Literate’ business is:

– Able to identify the risks and opportunities

associated with the transition to a low carbon

economy

– Able to factor carbon impacts into all their

decision making process

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A ‘Carbon Literate’ business is:

– Able to identify the risks and opportunities

associated with the transition to a low carbon

economy

– Able to factor carbon impacts into all their

decision making process

– Able to realise bottom line benefits

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How prepared are you?

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We can help

Senior

managers

Procurement

officers

Executive

Level

Purchasing

officers

Public sector Private sector

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Cornwall

Development

Company

Senior

managers

Procurement

officers

Executive

Level

Purchasing

officers

Carbon

Literacy

Skills

Public sector Private sector

We can help

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University of

Exeter

Cornwall Campus

Senior

managers

Procurement

officers

Executive

Level

Purchasing

officers

Leadership and

Management

Skills

Public sector Private sector

We can help

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Leadership and Procurement Management

Skills for the Low Carbon Economy

How can you effectively consider and address carbon emissions through procurement?

How can you align sustainability, efficiency and cost savings in your purchasing?

How can you engage your staff and suppliers in your carbon reduction strategy?

How can you effectively consider and address carbon

emissions in your purchasing practices?

How can you align sustainability, efficiency and cost

savings?

How can you engage your staff , suppliers and clients in your

carbon reduction strategy?

How can you effectively consider and address carbon

emissions in your purchasing practices?

How can you align sustainability, efficiency and cost

savings?

How can you engage your staff , suppliers and clients in your

carbon reduction strategy?

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Leadership and Procurement Management

Skills for the Low Carbon Economy

How can you effectively consider and address carbon emissions through procurement?

How can you align sustainability, efficiency and cost savings in your purchasing?

How can you engage your staff and suppliers in your carbon reduction strategy?

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University of

Exeter

Cornwall Campus

Cornwall

Development

Company

Senior

managers

Procurement

officers

Executive

Level

Purchasing

officers

Leadership and

Management

Skills

Carbon

Literacy

Skills

Cornwall College

Public sector Private sector

Eden Project

Further CPD:

NVQ level 4

bite size module

on Carbon

Management.

Supplier

development

support and

European

dissemination

We can help

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Thank you!

Email: [email protected]