Coronavirus: Seven key considerations for energy professionals
As the coronavirus outbreak continues to slow economies across the world, industrial and commercial energy demand is falling as domestic demand increases. Here, edie summarises seven ways which energy professionals can respond to this challenge and others borne by the current pandemic. Read the full article here.
Universities as leaders of climate action
Anika Kovalická, a Nottingham Trent University (NTU) student studying Global Studies and International Relations talks climate change and education. Read the full article here.
All Together April: Our Wellbeing Campaign
All Together April As we move through the unprecedented times of Covid-19, here at Jump we have been looking for ways to help those living and working from home. Our programmes have already been optimised for working from home, for our universities, NHS Trusts, councils and corporate organisations. But we want to make sure that […]
Looking after your mental health whilst working from home
Our current status: working from home During a period where more of us than usual may be working from home, with many UK employees forced into self-isolation, it is important for both employers and employees to take steps to ensure that the wellbeing and mental health of their whole team is considered during this time. […]
Be a climate activist in the workplace
Many of us are making the switch to more sustainable behaviours in the face of the climate emergency. We are opting for plant-based diets, becoming more mindful of our waste, choosing more sustainable travel options and being conscious about our environmental footprint. This change has come about with a wave of campaigns that are raising […]
Nottingham Trent University records 63,000 positive sustainability and wellbeing actions
Nottingham Trent University (NTU) has completed over 63,000 positive actions as the University celebrates a successful first year of Green Rewards. Since the launch of the Green Rewards programme in January 2019, NTU has avoided over 80 tonnes of CO2 emissions, completed 90,000 miles of active travel and collectively recorded 40 years of meat free days. […]
One year on: NTU records 63,000 positive sustainability and wellbeing action
Nottingham Trent University (NTU) has completed over 63,000 positive actions as the University celebrates a successful first year of Green Rewards. Since the launch of the Green Rewards programme in January 2019, NTU has avoided over 80 tonnes of CO2 emissions, completed 90,000 miles of active travel and collectively recorded 40 years of meat free […]
Jump achieves 3 million positive actions for sustainability and wellbeing in 2019
Participants in Jump’s engagement programmes have achieved a record-breaking three million positive actions for sustainability and wellbeing over the last year. This has resulted in over 765 tonnes of avoided CO2 emissions. Read the full article here
Travel Matters partners with Jump sustainable behaviour change scheme
Travel agency Travel Matters has launched a new partnership with the sustainable behaviour change scheme Jump, to engage with sector workers in order to respond to the climate emergency. Travel Matters was part of the collective of 67 travel companies, organisations and professionals that declared a climate emergency in January 2020, in a bid to reduce the […]
Jump achieves 3 million positive actions
Our 2019 roundup Participants in Jump’s engagement programmes have achieved a record-breaking 3 million positive actions for sustainability and wellbeing. This has resulted in over 765 tonnes of avoided CO2 emissions. Through activities such as ‘Switch Off’ almost 145,000 kWh of energy has been saved. Alongside this, over 3.5 million sustainable travel miles have been […]
The sustainability success stories of the week
As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie brings you this weekly round-up of five of the best sustainability success stories of the week from across the globe. Published every week, the new series charts how businesses and sustainability professionals are working to achieve their ‘Mission Possible’ across the campaign’s five key pillars – energy, resources, […]
Travel Matters announces partnership to encourage sustainable work practices
Independent travel agency Travel Matters hopes to boost sustainable working practices among staff across the travel industry after announcing an exclusive tie-up. The agency, based in Clapham, London, has partnered with employee engagement specialist Jump and will exclusively promote the organisation to the rest of the trade. Read the full article here