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The document discusses the value of protected landscapes in the UK and their role in sustainable economic success. It provides background on Interserve PLC, a global construction and support services company with over 85,000 employees. Interserve is involved in various sustainability projects around the world, including building renewable energy facilities, managing land, and rehabilitation services. The document argues that collaboration across economic and environmental sectors is needed to address the biggest threats of climate change, water issues, and lack of talent.

Growing Landscapes
The value and relevance of Protected Landscapes as dynamic living landscapes
that underpin the UK’s sustainable economic success.
Mat Roberts
Global Sustainability Strategy Director
Interserve PLC
Redefining the future

Interserve PLC
• Global Construction and Support Services Company
• 140 years old
• 85,000 people
• We clean over 16,000 high speed trains a year in Spain
• We're building a recycling and renewable energy centre in Glasgow that will save 90,000 tonnes of Co2 a year
• Over one billion shoppers use environments we support
• We are the UKs largest land management business with over 240,000 ha of land
• We built the UK's first anaerobic crop digester plant at Stoke Bardolph, generating 15,000MWh of power per year
• We are the largest single provider of probation and rehabilitation services for the Ministry of Justice, managing more than 35,000
offenders a year
• We are building Doha Festival City - the largest retail development in Qatar, a 250,000 square metre mall housing over 550 stores, 85
restaurants and cafes, and an 8,000 space car park.
• Our specialist equipment services business, RMD Kwikform, is involved in 3,000 construction projects around the world at any one time.
• We have 234 offices around the world.
• We completed 1 building project every day for the last 40 years
Redefining the future

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBqMJzv4Cs8
Redefining the future

Redefining the future #nature doesn’t need people

Redefining the future
Sustainable Landscape Sustainable Growth

Demographics
Rise of the individual
Enabling technology
Economic interconnectedness
Public debt
Economic power shift
Climate change
Resource stress
Urbanization
Redefining the future

Redefining the future
The value of collaboration across economic and
environmental sectors

Redefining the future
What are the three biggest environmental
threats to the economy (in your view)?

Lack of Talent
Redefining the future
Thank You
T: @matroberts
E: mat.roberts@Interserve.com
T:07827 281330

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