Sustainability: Education in 2020 |
Introduction
Following the most recent publications from the IPCC in 2019, the world is heading towards significant global problems sooner than expected as emissions keep rising. On the 27th June 2019, the United Kingdom became the first major economy in the world to pass a law to bring its greenhouse gas emissions down to net zero by 2050.
As the external environment continues to change, there is one challenge that the education sector is still to face: the climate crisis. Organisations are now considering what their response will be, including what they need to do to become sustainable businesses and enable the UK to achieve its net zero emissions target.
To see how the education sector is responding to the challenge, we are launching a new survey as part of our research.
We would welcome your participation as we seek to obtain a wide range of views and opinions. The survey should take only 10-15 minutes to complete and your responses will remain anonymous. As a thank you for taking the time to complete the survey, all participants will receive a copy of the results sent to the email address provided in the form.
As the external environment continues to change, there is one challenge that the education sector is still to face: the climate crisis. Organisations are now considering what their response will be, including what they need to do to become sustainable businesses and enable the UK to achieve its net zero emissions target.
To see how the education sector is responding to the challenge, we are launching a new survey as part of our research.
We would welcome your participation as we seek to obtain a wide range of views and opinions. The survey should take only 10-15 minutes to complete and your responses will remain anonymous. As a thank you for taking the time to complete the survey, all participants will receive a copy of the results sent to the email address provided in the form.