It identifies four key prerequisites for building a low carbon economy: a clear, consistent long-term policy framework to provide business with the confidence to invest and to enable the timely development of innovative products and services; policies that create the conditions that allow innovation to flourish; developing the right skills by drawing on the talent and creativity of the British people; and fostering true partnerships between Government, business, trade unions, higher education bodies and others.
This report arrives before next month's low carbon economy summit, which will seek to explore further actions to be taken by both government and business.
Subscribe
Subscribe to IEMA's newsletters to receive timely articles, expert opinions, event announcements, and much more, directly in your inbox.
Posted on 7th May 2008
Latest Posts
-
IEMA appoints two new Board Directors
- 28th March 2024 -
Impact Assessment Network Volunteers receive International Association of Impact Assessment (IAIA) Regional Award
- 20th March 2024 -
IEMA launches digital campaign to share knowledge and inspire action in sustainability
- 6th March 2024 -
IEMA comments on 2023 being hottest year on record
- 9th January 2024 -
IEMA reacts to COP28 agreement to transition away from fossil fuels
- 13th December 2023 -
New IEMA social sustainability steering group – express your interest in joining
- 24th November 2023