ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY Clause Samples
The Environment and Sustainability clause sets out the obligations of the parties to conduct their activities in an environmentally responsible manner and to comply with applicable environmental laws and standards. Typically, this clause may require parties to minimize waste, reduce emissions, use sustainable materials, or implement recycling programs as part of their operations under the agreement. Its core function is to ensure that the parties actively contribute to environmental protection and sustainability, thereby reducing the risk of legal non-compliance and supporting broader corporate social responsibility goals.
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ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. 31.1 In performing its obligations under the Contract, the Supplier shall, to the reasonable satisfaction of the Buyer:
31.1.1 meet, in all material respects, the requirements of all applicable Laws regarding the environment; and
31.1.2 comply with its obligations under the Buyer's current environmental policy, which the Buyer must provide, and make Supplier Staff aware of such policy.
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. In performing its obligations under the Contract, the Supplier shall, to the reasonable satisfaction of the Buyer:
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. You will work to continuously improve your environmental performance by setting and then working toward quantifiable goals that reduce the environmental impact of your activities.
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. This decision may have a minor beneficial effect on the environment through a reduction in paper-based office practices and greater electronic communication. ▇▇▇▇ ▇’▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Engagement Officer, 8 December 2022
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. Supplier will work to continuously improve its environmental performance by setting and then working toward quantifiable goals that reduce the environmental impact of its activities.
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. The pharmacy shall in performing the service for this contract meet all Legislation, Guidance and Good Industry Practice in environmental management and meeting the objectives of the Councils sustainability policies. The Council is committed to reducing both its direct and indirect carbon dioxide CO2 emissions. Internally, many steps have been taken to address the impacts, including the implementation of relevant policies to embrace the sustainable procurement concept. A key focus of the drive is to reduce the impact of the transportation associated with the delivery of our services. As such, there is an expectation from providers to implement initiatives to reduce and / or offset the travel emissions linked to commissioned contracts.
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. 27.1 The Contractor shall be responsible and liable for proper removal and/or processing of (residual) materials and waste. The Contractor shall indemnify ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ against all claims from third parties in this respect.
27.2 Contractor shall take measures to prevent dam- age and/or contamination on or at the Site.
27.3 If the Performance involves FSC- or PEFC certi- fied timber or timber products, the Contractor shall state the Chain of Custody (CoC) num- ber on the delivery receipt and on the in- voice and specify the delivery (in quantity and size) on the delivery receipt. After execution of the Performance, Contractor shall provide an overview of the deliveries and speci- fications. Interim changes in product groups and/or CoC number shall be reported by Con- tractor immediately to Van Wijnen In Writing.
27.4 Where timber is supplied from outside the EU (under EUDR), Contractor shall at all times allow Van Wijnen insight into the origin of the timber (including identification of the material/ product, place of harvest and harvest concession). When timber is supplied from within the EU, this obligation to allow insight only applies when third parties provide substantiated evidence that the timber (product) supplied by Contractor could originate from a controversial source.
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. We develop sustainability as a management principle and the preservation and respect for the environment are one of the basic pillars of the UNIVERSITY LINE's performance, which manifests itself in the fulfillment of the best environmental practices in all its activities, through the prevention and minimization of adverse environmental impacts and the conservation of natural resources. The UNIVERSITY LINE assumes the principles expressed in the Quality and Environmental Policy of its shareholder ACCIONA. The environmental strategy of the UNIVERSITY LINE is structured around the commitment against climate change, the promotion of energy saving, the rationalization of water use and management, the responsible use of resources, the effective management of solid waste, the prevention of pollution, and the protection of the environment and biodiversity. All this in response to a requirement demanded by the shareholders and made a commitment by the management. According to this strategy, the UNIVERSITY LINE and all the people must know and assume this policy and strive to minimize the environmental impact derived from their activities and by using the facilities, equipment, and means of work placed at their disposal. In addition, they must contribute to the execution of the Concessionaire's environmental objectives The UNIVERSITY LINE will also provide the necessary training to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ best environmental practices and responsible production methods. Our employees and business partners must always make rational and appropriate use of natural resources, making sure that their activities have the least possible influence on the environment. Thus, in its relations with suppliers, contractors, and employees, the UNIVERSITY LINE will transmit these principles and demand the fulfillment of the environmental procedures and requirements that are applicable in each case.
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. Type of solutions.
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY. The Environmental Sustainability Plan (ESP) is a remedial action plan required to ensure sustainable development of the project during construction and operational phases. It is a concise framework initiated to curb the identified negative impacts of the proposed project. The ESP is drawn to be location, activity, and time-specific. In general, the Federal Ministry of Environment is the ministry responsible for the enforcement of environmental mitigation measures. Mitigation measures for generic impacts are listed in Table 7.1. The list provides implementing organisations and responsible entities.