Issue - meetings
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Meeting: 29/11/2022 - Integration Joint Board (Item 10)
10 ACHSCP Climate Change Project & Scottish Government Reporting - HSCP.22.100 PDF 467 KB
Additional documents:
- HSCP22.100_Appendix A_Letter from the Cabinet Secretary, item 10 PDF 297 KB
- HSCP22.100 v2 App B Guide Climate Change Reporting_Aberdeen_FINAL, item 10 PDF 102 KB
- HSCP22.100 App B2 Profile Climate Change Reporting_Aberdeen_FINAL, item 10 PDF 110 KB
- HSCP22.100 App B3 Governance Climate Change Reporting_Aberdeen_FINAL, item 10 PDF 274 KB
- HSCP22.100 App B4 Emissions Climate Change Reporting_Aberdeen_FINAL, item 10 PDF 300 KB
- HSCP22.100 App B5 Adaptation Climate Change Reporting_Aberdeen_FINAL, item 10 PDF 124 KB
- HSCP22.100 App B6 Procurement Climate Change Reporting_Aberdeen_FINAL, item 10 PDF 99 KB
- HSCP22.100 App B7 Climate Change Reporting_Aberdeen_FINAL, item 10 PDF 104 KB
Decision:
The Board resolved:-
(i) to agree that the target year should be reviewed annually in order to explore opportunities to become net zero at an earlier date;
(ii) to approve the Climate Change Report;
(iii) to instruct the Chief Officer to submit the Climate Change Report to the Scottish Government by 30 November 2022;
(iv) to approve the content and governance of the Climate Change Project for 2022-2025; and
(v) to instruct the Chief Officer to bring an annual progress report on the climate change work to future October IJB meetings.
Minutes:
The Board had before it a report entitled Climate Change Project & Scottish Government Reporting, the purpose of which was to advise on the requirements to report on net zero and emissions targets and the proposed Climate Change Project for 2022-25, and to seek approval for the submission of the attached climate change report to the Scottish Government by 30 November 2022.
Sophie Beier, Senior Project Manager, presented the report and responded to questions from members regarding net zero and emissions targets and the importance of working with the commissioned sector to enable actions to be achieved while building on the IJB’s existing approach to ethical commissioning.
The report recommended:-
that the Board:
(a) approve the Climate Change Report;
(b) instruct the Chief Officer to submit the Climate Change Report to the Scottish Government by 30 November 2022;
(c) approve the content and governance of the Climate Change Project for 2022-2025; and
(d) instruct the Chief Officer to bring an annual progress report on the climate change work to future October IJB meetings.
The Board resolved:-
(i) to agree that the target year should be reviewed annually in order to explore opportunities to become net zero at an earlier date; and
(ii) to otherwise approve the recommendations.