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What is a carbon footprintOur co-published carbon footprints
ALIMA's Carbon Footprint
This report is a snapshot of ALIMA’s greenhouse gas emissions that will be used as a reference to identify and measure the organisation’s main sources of emissions and that will help define a strategy.
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MSF OCP's Carbon Footprint
The MSF OCP Carbon footprint report below quantifies the various sources of greenhouse gas emissions for which MSF OCP is accountable and complies with the international standards on the matter.
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MSF OCG's Carbon Footprint
The footprint report below quantifies the various sources of greenhouse gas emissions for which MSF OCG is accountable and complies with the international standards on the matter.
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TdH Suisse's Carbon Footprint
This report provides a detailed account of the carbon footprint of the international coordination (IC) and national coordinations (NCs) of Terre des Hommes Suisse. The measure is the baseline used for TdH Suisse’s 2030 reduction target.
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tdg schweiz's Carbon Footprint
This report provides a detailed account of the carbon footprint of the international coordination (IC) and national coordinations (NCs) of terre des hommes schweiz. The measure is the baseline used for its 2030 reduction target.
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Other Carbon Footprint
ACTED's Carbon Footprint
In accordance with its 3Zero Vision (Zero Exclusion, Zero Carbon, Zero Poverty), ACTED engaged with EcoAct and published in January 2019 ACTED’s 2017 Carbon Footprint Report for all its countries of intervention.
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ICRC's Carbon Footprint
In 2018, the ICRC began a project to develop a carbon accounting tool that would allow the institution to monitor its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on an annual basis. In 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic imposed significant restrictions across the world, whether teleworking obligations, travel suspensions, or supply chain disruptions. The impacts of these measures are strikingly visible in the ICRC’s 2020 carbon footprint.
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