UK’s largest bus and coach firm presents suppliers free sustainability coaching – EnvironmentJournal


Stagecoach UK will upskill workers at 300 firms throughout the nation as a part of a brand new United Nations World Compact scheme.

In whole, seven giant scale organisations are taking part within the Sustainable Suppliers Coaching Programme. The initiative focuses on participating with and educating suppliers on the ten ideas of the United Nations World Compact.

Stagecoach UK will ship the venture to 300 firms throughout Britain, with workers finishing 4 modules between March and September. Classes can be delivered dwell and on-line, and the general intention is to enhance processes for onboarding sustainability into companies and bettering understandings of worldwide sustainability reporting laws. 

‘Sustainability is on the core of our enterprise. We’ve a accountability to scale back our impression on the surroundings wherever we will, and the Sustainable Suppliers Coaching Programme serving to us to expedite the supply of our ESG objectives,’ stated Greg Ritt, Group Head of Sustainability at Stagecoach.

‘Due to the joint efforts of our Sustainability and Procurement groups and our partnership with the UNGC UK Community, we’re offering our chosen suppliers with the coaching, instruments and ongoing assist they should begin their journey to sustainability and contribute to our greater web zero image,’ he continued. ‘We’re excited to see the curiosity we’ve had already from a few of our suppliers, which represents about £200 million in procurement spend, and stay up for extra becoming a member of us on this journey.’

Different firms concerned within the Sustainable Suppliers Coaching Programme embrace AVEVA, Crown Brokers Financial institution, Hen & Hen, Aviva and Menzies Aviation. 

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