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Following its meeting in late November 2010, the EM IEP Board have agreed that regional improvement and efficiency work should continue. The Board agreed that a small team located with East Midlands Councils will continue to progress the work of EM IEP using a small budget created from regional and sub regional under spending. The areas of business to continue are: improvement, efficiency, productivity, climate change and procurement. This is very positive news for authorities in the region and means that we can all continue to meet the challenges of government cuts head-on.
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Climate Change
Decentralised Energy Programme
27 Jan 2011
The proposal is to provide in-depth support over one year, for around five areas in the East Midlands that will lead to the development of low-carbon energy infrastructure, and provide practical experience in contributing to the development of an area-wide energy planning policy. Although the biggest carbon savings may be generated from urban projects, we are interested in
looking at diversity in order to generate learning, case studies and develop best practice.
Climate Change - Green Tape
17 Mar 2010
Councillors' Guide
17 Mar 2010
Acting on CO2 in the East Midlands Spring 2009
17 Mar 2010
Acting on CO2 in the East Midlands Spring 2008
17 Mar 2010
Waste Management Statistics for East Midlands Collection Authorities
17 Mar 2010
The research undertaken for this report has been carried out to look at different elements of waste collection across the East Midlands region.
Urban Grounds Maintenance and Street Cleansing Toolkit
17 Mar 2010
West Wiltshire, North Wiltshire, Salisbury and Kennet Districts have published a toolkit resulting from phase 1 of their SWCoE funded, Urban Grounds Maintenance & Street Cleansing project. The first phase of the project was to investigate and document the relative size, cost and delivery processes for grounds maintenance and street cleansing services in each of the four partner district councils and to compare the relative performance. The outputs of the first stage of the project have been documented in this toolkit which details all of the information required by your authority to complete the same activity, including benchmark figures, best practice and model processes. Urban Grounds Maintenance and Street Cleansing Toolkit
The Wrapper - Climate East Midlands newsletter - Edition One
01 Oct 2009
A brand new partnership called Climate East Midlands has been launched in the region to tackle climate change. Climate East Midlands is one of nine Regional Climate Change Partnerships around the UK, recognised and part funded by central Government. Read the first edition of their newsletter here.Anne Gayfer, Programme Manager, Environmental Services
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