Does London South Bank University have a publicly available environmental policy? Yes: www.lsbu.ac.uk/sustainability/sustainabilityplans.shtml

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Is it reported on annually at a senior level? Yes

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Does it set SMART targets reduce environmental impacts in all the following areas?:

• Transport: Yes
• Biodiversity: Yes
• Community involvement: Yes
• Construction and refurbishment: Yes
• Emissions and discharges: Yes
• Sustainable procurement: Yes
• Waste: Yes
• Water: Yes

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London South Bank University has audited its environmental impacts in the following areas within the last five years (0.5 points for each area):

• Biodiversity: Yes
• Construction and refurbishment: Yes
• Emissions and discharges: Yes
• Energy: Yes
• Sustainable procurement: Yes
• Transport: Yes
• Waste: Yes
• Water: Yes

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Does London South Bank University operate an externally audited Environmental Management System (e.g. ISO14001, EMAS, Ecocampus, Green Dragon, IEMA Acorn Scheme [BS8885])?

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Does London South Bank University have a publicly available ethical investment policy? No

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Is the publicly available ethical investment policy reported on annually and/or are there ongoing opportunities for staff, students and other stakeholders to engage with the policy? No

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Has London South Bank University, on ethical grounds: a) divested, b) invested, c) engaged with companies as a shareholder, or d) changed banking provider in the last year? No

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Does London South Bank University have a publicly available Carbon Management Plan which meets the Carbon Trust and Capital Investment Framework requirements? www.lsbu.ac.uk/sustainability/sustainabilityplans.shtml

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How ambitious is London South Bank University’s average annual % carbon reduction target (calculated from an institution’s short-term targets from a 2005 baseline)

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The scope of London South Bank University’s carbon management plan baseline & targets includes emissions from the following areas:

• Procurement : No
• Staff and student business trips e.g. flights to conferences and field trips: No
• Staff and students commuting to university on a daily basis: No
• Carbon emissions associated with the travel between students’ homes and the university at the start and end of term (including international students’ travel to and from their home country) : No

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Is London South Bank University an accredited Fairtrade University with the Fairtrade Foundation. No

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Does London South Bank University have a joint staff/student steering group with the remit of going beyond Fairtrade and increasing the sustainability of all procurement categories? No

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Is London South Bank University affiliated to the Worker Rights Consortium, in order to monitor the suppliers and parts of its garment supply chains that are not covered by Fairtrade certification? No

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Does London South Bank University have a publicly available Sustainable Food policy which sets specific timebound targets for improvements?

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Is the sustainable food policy reported on annually at a senior level? No

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London South Bank University is implementing the following sustainable food practices or is working towards Soil Association Food for Life catering mark:

• only purchasing/using free-range eggs No

• only purchasing/using sustainable fish No

• Menus change with the availability of seasonal produce No

• not selling bottled water through its hospitaility services No

• purchasing 100% organic milk No

• less and better meat No

• working towards Food for Life accreditation with the Soil Association No

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London South Bank University purchases 0.00% of its electricity from renewable sources.

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London South Bank University generates 0 kWh of its energy by Combined Heat and Power (CHP).

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London South Bank University generates 0.00% energy on-site from Low or Zero-Carbon energy sources.

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London South Bank University recycles 54.89% of its total waste.

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London South Bank University produces 79.56 kg of waste per head

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London South Bank University's average carbon emissions per head is 697.97kg CO₂eq

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London South Bank University has increased its emissions since 2005 by 1.76%

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London South Bank University uses 9.52kl water per head.

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0.0000% of London South Bank University's water comes from grey or rain water sources.

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