These are now available on:
Saving Money by Measuring Waste - The benefits of new
waste disposal contracts at Derby, Bradford and Leeds Metropolitan universities
- Click
here
Saving water through auditing and metering - The Experience
of Liverpool John Moores University - Click
here
Greening the Prospectus - How Good Purchasing
Saved Money, Energy and Paper at Leeds Metropolitan University - Click
here
Reducing staff commuting by car
- An integrated approach pays dividends at the University of Bristol -
Click
here
The environmental and financial benefits of videoconferencing
- How the University of Bradford has used it to cut travel and improve
recruitment - Click
here
Environmental and financial benefit from more effective equipment
buying - Applying procurement expertise and whole life costing
at the University of Edinburgh - Click
here
The value of improved information - Reducing
energy and water consumption and costs at UMIST - Click
here
Financing Energy Efficiency Improvements - Funding
procedures at University College London and University of Leicester -
Click
here
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A series of guidance notes are currently being finalised including such
topics as Environmental Management Systems and Sustainable Construction.
The first of this series is on waste management and can be downloaded
below:
Measuring and Minimising Waste - Lessons from the HEEPI Project
The Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges (EAUC)
in conjuction with HEEPI have produced the following guidance document
for its members:
A
practical guide to recruiting an Environmental Manager / Sustainability
Officer for Universities and Colleges
and the EAUC has also produced in partnership with Gareth Simkins the
following occasional paper:
Environmental Management Systems in Universities
HEEPI recently held 2 workshops that addressed the usefulness, need and
application of building assessments to help achieve sustainable or 'better'
designed buildings. The findings and recommendations are recorded in the
two reports below:
Assessing
the Environmental Performance of Buildings in Higher Education
Sustainable
Buildings Can Benefit Higher Education - a Briefing Paper
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