Case studies

Imperial College sustainable procurement policy

Imperial College London is one of the world’s top universities. Their sustainable procurement policy is a major step on their journey to Net Zero emissions.

Church of England Net Zero Carbon Routemap A report by Ross Primmer of 5 rural churches in Northamptonshire

The Church of England set out it’s net zero carbon routemap in 2022 with a target to achieve net zero by 2030. In this report by Ross Primmer sets out some options that any church might want to adopt to help them achieve their goal. Ross delivered this work free under Action Sustainability’s volunteering policy and we are grateful for all the hard work and dedication he put into creating this report.

Greater London Authority Responsible Procurement Report

The Greater London Authority has been developing their sustainable procurement practices for nearly 2 decades. Here is their 2023 report with a significant emphasis on using procurement to deliver social and economic benefits for the city.

Excess Materials Exchange

A web based case study to accelerate circular economy principles in the built environment sector. Established in the UK but rapidly expanding globally.

Innes Christison discusses sustainability and sport – Part 1 of 2

Innes talks about his early career and interest in sustainability and sport with Shaun McCarthy OBE in context of his London 2012 experience

The podcast can be found on multiple apps, click on the link to find us on you’re favourite podcast platform! https://www.buzzsprout.com/1879438/share

Tim Weedon talks to Shaun McCarthy OBE part 2 of 2

Tim talks about how repurposed IT hardware can save money while reducing carbon emissions. The podcast can be found on…

UNLOCKING THE POWER OF SUSTAINABILITY IN PROCUREMENT CASE STUDY: COVESTRO

This paper attempts to contribute in the field of Sustainable Procurement by exploring exemplary practices in Supplier Management and increasing role of stakeholders to drive Sustainability in Procurement.

The London 2012 Olympic Games legacy 9 years on.

Looking back on the 2012 Olympics we can clearly see the legacy the games left not only in sporting facilities but in housing created from the athletes village accommodation.

Socially Responsible Public Procurement advances across Europe by Jon Jonoski 2021

ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability