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Every Action Counts

Every Action Counts is a Defra initiative (England only) focusing on getting community and voluntary organisations looking at wider sustainable development issues within their organisations. The programme covers resource use, energy, ethical shopping, sustainable transport and caring for your local environment.

The Community Recycling Network and Furniture Re-use Network are both involved in this initiative and as part of this we encourage your community group to become involved as well. Please register your organisation to benefit from the advice and the list of easy steps to benefit your group and the wider sustainable development agenda. Find out more at www.everyactioncounts.org.uk.

The CRN UK is also providing specialist advice on the Saving our Resources theme of the programme. To find out more about the CRN UK's involvement in Every Action Counts please email eac@crn.org.uk

Interested in FREE training?

One aspect of the Every Action Counts programme is to recruit “Community Champions” who will work through action plans with organisations to help them develop more sustainable practices.

Do you have any volunteers or members of staff who may be interested in becoming a Community Champion?
Champions will be equipped to work voluntarily with a variety of community organisations to look at sustainable development within an organisation and to run through a toolkit to identify changes they can make.

To become a Community Champion you will attend a FREE two day accredited training course. Part of this training will focus on presentation and facilitation skills as well as training on wider sustainable development issues.

Course dates will be set as required and BTCV (who are delivering the training and community champions initiative) will adapt dates to suit. For example, if a group register together they can arrange dates and location to suit.

To register, and for more information go to: www.btcv.org/communitychampions

When registering your organisation or as a Community Champion, please indicate you have heard of this initiative through the Community Recycling Network. Thank you.

 

Last updated: 21 July 2008