There’s a real buzz around sustainability at the University of Chichester, and it’s largely due to their Jump engagement programme.
One of the most interesting things that Jump has uncovered is the fantastic range of ideas that the University population, staff and students, have around sustainability and well-being. Alongside the performance and data monitoring in modules such as ‘Energy Saving’ and ‘Waste and Recycling’, we have also been rewarding and recognising people for their suggestions and bright ideas.
Our Customer Service team have been delighted to receive a wide range of suggestions and ideas, such as putting ‘Switch-Off’ reminders in new places around the office and making notepads using scrap paper. If the suggestion is a good one, points are awarded to the team that submitted it, which helps them climb up the leader board – and points are also given if the best ideas are implemented!
Many of the behaviours that the Jump programme is promoting at the University of Chichester are great for people’s health, as well as the environment. Employee Benefits recently published an article focusing on the well-being benefits that the University’s employees are experiencing through engaging with the programme, see the article here.
By engaging their people, the programme is helping the University of Chichester realise and accelerate its sustainability ambitions. If you would like more information about how we could do this for your organisation, please feel free to contact me on [email protected] or by calling 020 7326 5055.
