Members invited to utilise "Sustainability Action Plan" to promote efficiency in their business
Following the launch of AIC's "Sustainability Action Plan" at the AIC Conference last week (13 November), Members are being invited to read this new strategic resource offering invaluable guidance.
"Agri-supply: An action plan for sustainable efficiency" is a comprehensive blueprint dedicated to delivering a resilient UK agriculture and food system. It is written for UK agri-supply businesses and seeks to help them to navigate the sustainability landscape and promote greater efficiency successfully.
The report covers the fundamental areas for sustainable agriculture and food production, including economic resilience, climate impacts, biodiversity, and sustainable communities.
Actions for AIC Members
The document details a summary of actions for the agri-supply industry, clearly outlining where businesses can make a start and take further actions to build resilience.
By implementing the recommendations in the Action Plan, Member businesses can make tangible progress towards reducing their environmental impact, aligning with government policies, improving market access and opening up wider investment opportunities.
The Sustainability Action Plan is now available for download on the AIC website, offering in-depth insights and practical strategies for businesses aiming to integrate sustainable practices into their everyday operations.
Please click below to view and download the full and abridged versions of this resource.
Download the Sustainability Action Plan
Speak to AIC
AIC is committed to leading its Members and wider UK agriculture towards a more sustainable future.
If you would like to discuss the content of the "Sustainability Action Plan" or have questions for AIC, please contact Head of Sustainability Vicky Robinson or Policy Manager Andrew Pearson using the details below.
Authors
Vicky Robinson
Vicky Robinson is Head of Sustainability and is responsible for leading and co-ordinating AIC's work on sustainability.
