University of Exeter introduces environmental reward programme

The University of Exeter has introduced a Green Rewards programme to engage its 5,000 employees with environmental sustainability and wellbeing across its Exeter and Falmouth campuses.

The  digital engagement programme, provided by sustainability and wellbeing engagement provider Jump, is aimed at motivating staff to make behavioural changes to help the university achieve its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2040. The programme is initially being piloted among a targeted group, with the university planning to roll it out to all employees during the new academic year.

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