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A user / carer led centre for those in Northumberland suffering from ‘Dual Diagnosis’ (Mental Ill Health combined with drug / alcohol addiction). The project will bring families, friends, users, carers together with partnership support from third and statutory sector to self build / renovate a centre of excellence that focuses on needs of both carer and user.
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Community Energy Solutions fully funds PV installations on public and social housing roofs. It shares the Feed-in Tariff income with the roof owner, providing £35 in roof access payments and £50 in annual profits. Investors provide £425 and receive £700 in annual FiT payments. This provides free electricity for tenants while paying landlords without capital costs and donating £50 annually to local communities. It reduces carbon emissions by generating renewable energy locally. The organization has signed heads of terms with some local authorities and housing providers and plans to close its first project by the end of March.
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The document discusses tools to help small and medium businesses measure and improve their environmental impact and reduce costs. These include Green Accord for supplier accreditation, Carbon Tracker to measure utilities and carbon, and EMS Easy which is a simple environmental management system. The tools provide social, financial and environmental benefits by increasing EMS adoption, strengthening supplier relationships, and reducing carbon emissions. Success is measured by lower costs, reduced carbon, and more environmental advocates across the supply chain. Key challenges include identifying public sector partners and overcoming barriers to adoption, while support is needed to engage stakeholders, build on the project, and find early adopters.
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Community Renewable Energy (CoRE) works with communities to develop renewable energy projects that provide income and sustainable energy supplies. In return, CoRE takes a stake in the companies created to recoup costs and fund future projects. CoRE has over 350 members, has won awards, and runs a national pilot project in northern England.
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Bulky Bob's provides an efficient and cost-effective way to manage bulky waste by reusing and recycling items and supporting low-income families with pre-loved furniture. It has proven success increasing diversion rates from landfill over 70% while running salaried training programs. The biggest challenges are spreading awareness of its benefits and engaging more local authorities as bulky waste is sometimes seen as marginal, so support from more councils could help it grow further.
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TravelSmart uses individualized travel marketing (ITM) to promote sustainable and active travel by directly engaging households in dialogue about their travel behaviors and providing information and support to enable behavior change. Projects have consistently reduced car-as-driver trips by 9-14% based on before-and-after surveys, with corresponding increases in walking, cycling, and public transportation. Financial savings and health benefits result from increased active travel, while carbon emissions are reduced through decreased car usage.
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