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Mitie — ESG Presentation (May 2021)
60 slides from Mitie's sustainability presentation, May 2021
Slide 1: Webinar overview and speakers
Biodiversity is essential for all species and ecosystems to thrive. In this session we will explore the current biodiversity landscape, focussing on Biodiversity policy, shifting national focus and industry trends, as well as look at some examples of how leading organisations are promoting Biodivers
Slide 2: Biodiversity, the role of small green spaces
Biodiversity, the role of small green spaces “We need to look at small spaces, big spaces and the corridors between”, according to Ian Dunn, CEO of Plantlife, guest panellist at the Plan Zero webinar hosted yesterday which explored the theme of 'Biodiversity, the role of small green spaces'. Dunn st
Slide 3: Biodiversity doesn't need to 'cost the earth'
Biodiversity doesn’t need to ‘cost the earth’; the irony of this is ever present that as a society we now have to invest in things given to us by nature for free. However, the positive gains from biodiversity activities extend well beyond the balance sheet alone. The discussion refers to comparing t
Slide 4: Biodiversity, the role of small green spaces
Biodiversity, the role of small green spaces cç planzerocarbon.com @Mitie Plan Zero The exceptional, every day 1
Slide 5: Welcome
Welcome Lucinda Lay Sustainability Programme Director, Mitie The exceptional, every day
Slide 6: Agenda
08:30-08:40 | Lucinda Lay – Mitie: Welcome Agenda Agenda 08:40-08:50 | Peter Dorans – Wildlife Trusts: Policy landscape and shifting national focus 08:50-09:00 | Tim Howell – Mitie Landscapes: Industry trends and insights 09:00-09:10 | Cheryl Jones cç – Lloyds Banking Group: Reimagining outdoor spac
Slide 7: Policy Landscape and Shifting National Focus
Policy Landscape and Shifting National Focus Peter Dorans Corporate Relations Manager, The Wildlife Trusts
Slide 8: For nature, for climate, for people
For nature, for climate, for people
Slide 9: Twin Crises
Twin Crises The climate and ecological crises are twin and interlinked. We won’t solve one without solving the other.
Slide 10: 30% of land and seas for nature
How do we address it in the UK 30% of land and seas for nature A Nature Recovery Network
Slide 11: It's not just about wildlife – it's about us too!
It’s not just about wildlife – it’s about us too! Spaces around workplaces can be multi-functional – supporting wellbeing and productivity.
Slide 12: The Wildlife Trusts
The Wildlife Trusts The Wildlife Trusts Wildlife Trusts – in numbers The Wildlife Trusts are on a mission to restore at least a third of the UK’s land and seas for nature by 2030. We believe everyone, everywhere should • 46 Wildlife Trusts and RSWT have access to nature and all the joy and health be
Slide 13: Industry Trends and Insights
Industry Trends and Insights Tim Howell Managing Director. Mitie Landscaping The exceptional, every day
Slide 14: Biodiversity from birdbox to board room
Biodiversity from birdbox to board room 11
Slide 15: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping An obsession with stripes 12
Slide 16: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping An obsession with stripes 2010 13
Slide 17: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping An obsession with stripes 2010 focus on sustainability, Growing biodiversity, well being, wildlife – why? 14
Slide 18: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping An obsession with stripes Today2010 – 23 events in calendar, Growing huge focus on sustainability, biodiversity, well being, wildlife – why? range of options, - greater understanding 15
Slide 19: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping 9000 opportunities Growing focus on sustainability, Today – 23 events in calendar, huge range An obsession with stripes 2010 biodiversity, well being, wildlife – why? of options, - greater understanding & the rest 16
Slide 20: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping Government Strategy & Growing focus on sustainability, Today – 23 events in calendar, huge range An obsession with stripes 2010 biodiversity, well being, wildlife – why? of options, - greater understanding Environment Bill 9000 opportunities & the rest 17
Slide 21: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping Growing focus on sustainability, Today – 23 events in calendar, huge range An obsession with stripes 2010 biodiversity, well being, wildlife – why? of options, - greater understanding “Biodiversity is a key lever to help combat climate change’’ 9000 opportu
Slide 22: A short history of sustainable landscaping
A short history of sustainable landscaping Growing focus on sustainability, Today – 23 events in calendar, huge range An obsession with stripes 2010 biodiversity, well being, wildlife – why? of options, - greater understanding 9000 opportunities Government Strategy & & the rest Environment Bill “Bio
Slide 23: Trends & insights
Trends & insights Doing something tangible shows your commitment to our planets needs 20
Slide 24: Trends & insights
Trends & insights Doing something tangible shows your Used well, biodiversity leads to commitment to our planets needs brand positivity 21
Slide 25: Trends & insights
Trends & insights Doing something tangible shows your commitment to our planets needs Leading brands Used well, biodiversity leads to brand positivity Responsible action 22
Slide 26: Trends & insights
Trends & insights Leading brands Detailed recording of Doing something tangible shows your Used well, biodiversity leads to brand commitment to our planets needs positivity Responsible action actions and benefits 23
Slide 27: Trends & insights
Trends & insights Doing something tangible shows your Used well, biodiversity leads to brand Leading brands commitment to our planets needs Engagement = success positivity Responsible action Detailed recording of actions and benefits 24
Slide 28: Trends & insights
Trends & insights Doing something tangible shows your Used well, biodiversity leads to brand Leading brands commitment to our planets needs positivity Responsible action “Biodiversity is on trend’’ Trends come and go, Detailed recording of actions and benefits this needs to become Engagement = succe
Slide 29: Trends & insights
Trends & insights Doing something tangible shows your Used well, biodiversity leads to brand Leading brands commitment to our planets needs positivity Responsible action Detailed recording of actions and benefits Engagement = success “Biodiversity is on trend’’ Trends come and go, this needs to beco
Slide 30: And through to the boardroom
And through to the boardroom Delivering now Building blocks Boardroom habits • Highly visible schemes • Training, learning & advisory • Measure & monetise • Brand enhancement • Engage & Communicate • Improve – impact analysis, • Well being & engagement • Community visibility marketing, HR, financial
Slide 31: Reimagining Outdoors Spaces with LBG
Reimagining Outdoors Spaces with LBG Cheryl Jones Sustainability Manager, Lloyds Banking Group The exceptional, every day
Slide 32: Reimagining outdoor spaces at Lloyds Banking Group
Classification: Limited REIMAGINING OUTDOOR Heading SPACES AT Body of text describing your key LLOYDS points. Short and toBANKING the point avoiding jargon, honest and open tone. GROUP CHERYL JONES SUSTAINABILITY MANAGER
Slide 33: Colleague surveys
Classification: Limited COLLEAGUE 175+ 100% 90% SURVEYS Colleague survey respondents across AGREE ENJOY 3 sites or strongly agree seeing wildlife in that it’s important to their day-to-day life, spend time in and would like to see Manchester nature and they more nature around enjoy doing so their wo
Slide 34: Our set of guiding principles
Classification: Limited OUR SET OF • No (or less) human intervention after initial GUIDING planting – e.g. self-seeding meadows, reduced PRINCIPLES mowing/pruning • Conserve existing and create new natural habitats / wildlife corridors to encourage pollinators & native species • Engage colleagues on
Slide 35: 2020: Manchester, Solihull, Corby
Classification: Limited 2020 Manchester Solihull Corby
Slide 36: 2021: Expand to additional sites
Classification: Limited 2021 Expand to 10 Colleague Evolving our BAU additional sites engagement approach
Slide 37: Woodland Trust Partnership
Classification: Limited Logos & Woodland Trust Partnership Guides Launched in 2020, our partnership will: Plant 1 million trees a year, and 10m over the next decade Serve as a significant contribution to UK’s reforestation efforts Enable us to work collaboratively with other private, public and civi
Slide 38: Learnings from JLL
Learnings from JLL Ana Fernandez Campos Sustainability Manager, JLL
Slide 39: Biodiversity learnings
Biodiversity learnings MS Sustainability Ana Fernandez Campos JLL Sustainability Manager 19th May 2021 36
Slide 40: Agenda
Asset-specific Net Zero Carbon pathway Agenda 1. Driving sustainability change in Real Estate 2. JLL contributing to a green recovery 3. Can data help to increase biodiversity? 37
Slide 41: We need to integrate nature into the normal running of business
“We need to integrate nature into the normal running of business, and into business tools" Dr. Peter White, Ambassador for Biodiversity World Business Council for Sustainable Development 38
Slide 42: Companies and investors call for biodiversity reporting and targets
“With a million species at risk, companies and investors call for biodiversity reporting and targets” © 2021 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 39
Slide 43: Driving sustainability change in real estate
Driving sustainability change in real estate © 2021 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 40
Slide 44: Promoting ecosystems' health through sustainability services
We want to promote our ecosystems’ health through various sustainability services © 2021 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 41 41
Slide 45: How we can contribute to a green recovery
How we can contribute to a green recovery © 2021 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 42
Slide 46: How is MS Sustainability team supporting?
How is MS Sustainability team supporting? Developing Educating and Championing biodiversity Supporting our clients biodiversity focus, informing colleagues performance, providing in the implementation integrating it into our about the benefits of recognition of biodiversity within service offers the
Slide 47: In partnership with our landscaping contractors
Asset-specific Net Zero Carbon pathway In partnership with our landscaping contractors © 2021 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 44
Slide 48: Julie Hogarth – Head of Sustainability TCE
Julie Hogarth – Head of Sustainability TCE • "Honeybees are wild – they don’t always do what the books tell you" • A biodiversity project can be a great way for your supply chain to support you • Develop customer engagement initiatives to share the bees with occupiers / customers © 2021 Jones Lang L
Slide 49: Can data help to increase biodiversity?
Asset-specific Net Zero Carbon pathway Can data help to increase biodiversity? ~ 40% of carbon emissions © 2020 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved.
Slide 50: Biodiversity Impact Map
Asset-specific Net Zero Carbon pathway Biodiversity Impact Map © 2021 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 47
Slide 51: Asset-specific Net Zero Carbon pathway
Asset-specific Net Zero Carbon pathway © 2021 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. 48
Slide 52: Net Zero With Nature
Net Zero With Nature Naomi Conway Development Director, National Parks
Slide 53: Restoring UK biodiversity - the role of BIG green spaces
Restoring UK biodiversity - the role of BIG green spaces © This material is the copyright of Palladium
Slide 54: The challenge: restoring the UK's natural heritage
The challenge: restoring the UK’s natural heritage National Parks cover 10% of Great Britain's landmass and reaching net zero emissions by 2050 Biodiversity across Our natural capital and Current funding models do not the UK is highly fragmented ecosystem services are depleted meet the scale of need
Slide 55: Net Zero With Nature: a nature restoration solution
Net Zero With Nature: a nature restoration solution from the UK National Parks An opportunity to restore precious UK landscapes and deliver crucial environmental services at scale NZWN is £239m of nature restoration activity by 2030 including peatland NZWN projects will restore nature and deliver Ca
Slide 56: High-quality carbon credits: created, verified, and traded in the UK
High-quality carbon credits: created, verified, and traded in the UK • Alongside an ambitious emissions reduction plan, offsets are essential to most corporate carbon footprint strategies Credits from all National Parks will be assured by • NZWN will offer UK generated credits - from projects seques
Slide 57: Net Zero With Nature biodiversity credits
Net Zero With Nature biodiversity credits Biodiversity credits from Net Zero With Nature add value Legislation Briefing By buying NZWN biodiversity credits, companies can gain tangible links to specific, high-quality nature restoration activities in the National Parks. Restoration creates essential
Slide 58: Get in touch!
Get in touch! Naomi Conway National Parks Partnerships naomi.conway@nationalparks.co.uk
Slide 59: Q&A
Q&A planzerocarbon.com @Mitie Plan Zero
Slide 60: Thank you
Thank you planzerocarbon.com @Mitie Plan Zero 57