Targets

2008 Targets

We continue to report on the four areas of the Governments strategy for sustainable development and strive to deliver our targets. This will be delivered through a series of business unit targets that will support the group targets as detailed below.

Shared priorities

Impact Area

Measures

2008 Targets

Sustainable communities and workforce

Health & safety

AC2E model score

68%

Accident Frequency Rate

0.10

Our people

Employee turnover

14%

Employee satisfaction

61%

Communities

Community engagement plans in place %

75% of the business covered with plans

Natural resource protection and environmental enhancement

Environmental impacts

Waste diverted from landfill %

75% of sites to achieve targets

Biodiversity

Biodiversity risk assessments in place %

75% of the business

Supply chain

Sustainable Procurement Task Force (SPTF) Flexible Framework score

SPTF Level 2

Resource use

Resource use plans in place on site %

75% of the business covered with plans

Climate change and energy

Atmospheric impacts

CO2 reduction

20% CO2 reduction on 2006 baseline

Design

Applicable sites with recognised environmental certification %

60% of applicable sites to achieve BREEAM or equivalent standards

Sustainable consumption and production

Customer

Customer satisfaction (out of 10)

8.0

Governance

Business in the Community corporate responsibility % score for plc

93%

Excellence Model

 

Sustainability excellence model % score

44%

2007 Target Performance

Our targets for sustainable development in 2007 were based on fourteen group targets and supported by specific targets for all our individual businesses.

In order to assess our achievement of these targets an independent consultancy has audited and verified our targets. The link below summarises our 2007 target performance

2007 sustainability target performance

Sustainable Communities
Natural Resource Protection
Climate Change and Energy
Sustainable Consumption and Production

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