Investors in the Environment (iiE) is a national environmental accreditation scheme. It is designed to help organisations save time and money, reduce their impact on the environment, and get promoted for their green credentials while developing their sustainability plans.
We provide all the help, support, and networking you need to make your organisation greener and ensure you get recognition for your eco initiatives. Members’ achievements are highlighted at events and promoted through e-newsletters and as online articles and case studies.
Upon successful implementation of the iiE criteria, members are awarded with the recognised stamp of certification.
Organisations must achieve a minimum 5% improvement in resource efficiency over an agreed baseline figure, to secure green accreditation. Other criteria include having a recycling system in place, adopting a travel plan, calculating your organisational carbon footprint and setting targets for carbon reduction.
Save money and increase profits
Raise their corporate profile
Increase competitiveness and market share
Involve staff in securing operational efficiencies
Take action on the climate and ecological emergencies
Contact genee, the North East delivery partner for Investors in the Environment to learn more, arrange a presentation or request a quotation. https://www.iie.uk.com/
Last Updated: 27 July 2021 by Allison Madine
Greening the Economy of North East England
Investors in the Environment (iiE) is a national environmental accreditation scheme. It is designed to help organisations save time and money, reduce their impact on the environment, and get promoted for their green credentials while developing their sustainability plans.
We provide all the help, support, and networking you need to make your organisation greener and ensure you get recognition for your eco initiatives. Members’ achievements are highlighted at events and promoted through e-newsletters and as online articles and case studies.
Upon successful implementation of the iiE criteria, members are awarded with the recognised stamp of certification.
Organisations must achieve a minimum 5% improvement in resource efficiency over an agreed baseline figure, to secure green accreditation. Other criteria include having a recycling system in place, adopting a travel plan, calculating your organisational carbon footprint and setting targets for carbon reduction.
Save money and increase profits
Raise their corporate profile
Increase competitiveness and market share
Involve staff in securing operational efficiencies
Take action on the climate and ecological emergencies
Contact genee, the North East delivery partner for Investors in the Environment to learn more, arrange a presentation or request a quotation. https://www.iie.uk.com/
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