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London pre-Games Sustainability Report earns 
GRI Application Level A.
 Worlds 1st 'A' report to use G3.1 & EOSS
(Event Organisers Sector Supplement) 

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It is well reported that London has pledged to host the greenest Olympic Games ever staged and sustainability has been a basis for all London 2012 activities since winning the bid in July 2005.  In 2007 Prime Minister Tony Blair said the London 2012 Games could become a “cutting edge example of sustainability” and this is demonstrated in the London 2012 pre-Games sustainability report, launched 26 April 2012.

The full pre-Games Sustainability Report covers the London 2012 delivery of the entire Olympic and Paralympic programme, with a spotlight on performance up to April 2012, three months before the start of the Games.  The Report was prepared using the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) G3.1 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines and Event Organisers Sector Supplement and has been checked by GRI to be consistent with an application level of A. We were delighted to be asked to assist LOCOG with this process. 

Total Eco Managements, Global Director of Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility, Nicole Lawler was presented with The London 2012 Sustainability Ambassador Award for her outstanding contribution to achieving a truly sustainable Olympic and Paralympic Games.

LOCOG, Head of Sustainability, David Stubbs said: ‘The complexities of trying to address sustainability in areas that have never been considered before was a constant challenge but we are thrilled with the outcome of our programme. 

Achieving the BS 8901 Standard and an ‘A rating’ for our report are real demonstrations of our commitment and success in delivering sustainability across all the areas that matter to our stakeholders.’

London 2012 sustainability measures were praised by UN Under-Secretary General Achim Steiner who visited the Olympic Park to mark the launch of the London 2012 pre-Games sustainability report.

Event organisers can now report on sustainability issues like impacts on communities, natural environments, and local and global economies.  Registrations are open for the next round of GRI Training in the UK: 12 - 13 July 2012 

WINNER IN THE SUSTAIN' AWARDS 2012
GOVERNANCE CATEGORY 

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Sustain' Magazine hosted its 4th sustainable business excellence Awards Event on Tuesday 20th March 2012 at The Hilton Canary Wharf London.

SECTOR THREE: BUSINESS & SOCIETY 
GOVERNANCE 
WINNER: International Certified Sustainability Reporting Master Class using GRI - Total Eco Management (TeM)
FINALISTS: 
Assessment of Partington Cluster Project - National Grid Property Holdings / RSK Group PLC
Seven Ages of Aggregate Industries 2010 Sustainability Report – Aggregate Industries UK Ltd / Robinson and Associates
Brick: building a sustainable resource for the future – Brick Development Association

The event was attended by a dynamic and diverse gathering of business professionals from the UK and abroad. Sustainability is recognised by governments and business as the route to innovation, growth, and job creation in these challenging times.

The sustain’ Magazine Awards for Sustainability, Business & the Built Environment are designed to celebrate the high hopes and hard work, commitment and creativity, radicalism and rigour, inspiration and perspiration of all those achieving distinction and success in the field of Sustainability. 

TeM were judged to have the most responsible business practices with proven impact and effect.

Our core business is to show other organisations how to be responsible in recognition of the growing global realisation that sustainability reporting must become part of the DNA of every organisation.    

We are bringing the world to sustainability, and taking sustainability to the world as recognised leaders in the green revolution.  We show business across the sectors approaches they can take to substantiate their sustainability claims and gain the vital credentials for successful operation in a low carbon economy.

The finanlists for the prestigious Business and Society Governance Award included, three times award winner Aggregate Industries, The National Grid, RSK Group PLC, and The Brick Development Association.

Any organisations; financial, NGO, food and drink, hotels, property and construction, oil and gas, utilities, local authorities, airports, media, events, agriculture, banks etc that wants to show their commitment to sustainability and secure the wide range of business benefits that this brings i.e. increased profits, lower expenditure, enhanced reputation, greater shareholder value, regulatory and legal compliance improved business performance; governance and management can contact TeM for advice.  

TeM are very proud to have won the award. As a small company the award evidences its ability to punch well above its weight, TeM are honoured that this was recognised by such an impressive panel of expert judges.

Kye Gbangola, director and founder of TeM, said:
"I am extremely proud to have founded an organisation that is aware of, and cares about people, planet, and profit”. Through universally recognised measurement and reporting; using common, comparable and rankable metrics, a level playing field is created to asses organization no matter what its size or location in the world.” 

“Sustainability has become a core issue for all organisations, minimising energy use, carbon, waste, and water, whilst enhancing biodiversity, health well being.  We provide 21st century business solutions to our 21st century problems, and nothing excites me more than the challenge of helping to secure the long term resilience of organisations able to succeed in the emerging low carbon global economy”.
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Sustainability data revealed easily with new reporting format 08 March 2012

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​Data on the sustainability performance of companies – including carbon emissions, water use and human rights infringements – can now be easily revealed thanks to a new format for tagging data in sustainability reports, being launched on Thursday 8 March 2012 by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). 

Sustainability experts say the new format will help people find information hidden in sustainability reports much more quickly and easily ..... Find out more>>

Get involved! Open call for nominations for GRI's Stakeholder Council 07 March 2012

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​GRI is now seeking new members for the Stakeholder Council for 2013-2015 ​

You can send in your self-nomination for membership, or nominate a candidate that you think is suitable for this role. The nomination period starts on 5 March 2012 and will run until midnight CET on 4 May 2012 ..... Find out more>>

GRI launched new guidance for the oil & gas sector:29 Feb 2012

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GRI  launch the Oil & Gas Sector Supplement.

Oil spills, carbon emissions and safety can now be reported on by companies in the oil and gas sector, thanks to new guidance being published by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI).

New reporting guidance launched @London2012 24 January 2012

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Event organisers can now report on sustainability issues like impacts on communities, natural environments, and local and global economies. 

Today’s new Event Organizers Sector Supplement (EOSS) will enable event organizers to report their sustainability performance in a comparable way. The sustainability reporting guidance, tailored for the events sector, aims to make reporting more relevant for event organizers by defining how  to provide qualitative and quantitative information on sustainability issues. In addition to more widely applicable issues such as greenhouse gas emissions and waste, the guidance helps event organizers report on more specific issues including attendee travel, legacy of the event, and initiatives taken at the event to promote sustainability and transparency ..... read more>>

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