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Enabling ethically and sustainable investments and supply chains
We aim to further integrate sustainability considerations into our investment practices, and achieve more ethically and sustainably sourced supply chains.
Targets
- present a recommendation to the University’s Senate by 2021 on whether to supplement the existing investment approach with fossil fuel exclusions and/or increased impact investment.
- a commitment to social and sustainable procurement with in the University and with our suppliers
- have 100% of food and beverage items sold in University owned or leased outlets to be ethically and sustainably sourced by 2025, including promoting purchasing relationships with, and support for, local food producers, and expanding the availability of vegan and vegetarian options
- reassign 100% of safe, unsold food from non-composting and landfill sources by 2025
Initiatives
Sustainable Investments Strategy
The University’s Sustainable Investment Strategy 2030 forms part of our broader commitment to climate action and our vision to create a more sustainable future. Since 2014, when we first started measuring the carbon footprint of our investments as part of our environmental, social and governance (ESG) investment framework, we have reduced the carbon intensity and absolute emissions of our listed equity portfolio by 70 percent and 79 percent respectively (as of 30 September 2020).
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