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Toolkits

Get hands-on advice and tools to help you implement your organisation’s climate and environmental roadmap

About our toolkits

The purpose of the Climate Action Accelerator toolkits is to equip organisations with a set of resources and strategies to adapt ways of working, policies and procedures in key operational areas to reduce their climate and environmental footprint.  

The toolkits are designed to provide environmental coordinators and decision-makers with hands-on advice, often in the form of a step-by-step process, along with a suite of practical tools to support the implementation of climate and environmental roadmaps. While solution factsheets provide an overview of a topic, the toolkits focus on practical application.  

Users are encouraged to provide feedback and contribute by sharing tools, good practices, and experiences. Please get in touch: contact@climateactionaccelerator.org. 

Published toolkits

Travel toolkit

The travel toolkit guides users through a step-by-step process on the journey to reduce professional travel, notably air travel. The following topics are covered:  

  • Understanding travel reasons, groups who fly most and top routes;   
  • Defining the governance model;  
  • Setting and implementing quantitative reduction targets;  
  • Key measures such as implementing a travel policy, defining a carbon budget, adapting the booking process and managing price implications;   
  • Collecting travel data and monitoring travel emissions;  
  • Additional tools and resources, such as a travel decision tree, booking platforms, etc.  
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Good office practices toolkit

The toolkit is divided in three parts: In the first part, a step-by-step process on how to implement good office practices is provided. In the second part, a list of solutions related to environmental office practices is provided. Additional resources are listed in part three. The following topics are covered:  

  • Taking stock of existing good office practices  
  • Developing an internal good office practices policy  
  • A list of priority actions to get started  
  • Creating internal staff buy-in. 
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