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03
MAY
2017

CIWM calls for ‘Resource Productivity’ to be included in Party messages

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CIWM’s recently published Resource Productivity Manifesto calls on all the political parties to commit to embedding improving resource productivity as a key strand of government economic and environmental policy in the run up to the General Election.

A proper focus on resource productivity and efficiency is vital to the UK’s future economic, social and environmental development, including tackling climate change, CIWM says.

It is therefore calling on all the political parties to commit in their manifestos to:

*ensure that current environmental standards are maintained and that the UK continues to show ambition on delivering clean growth and a better environment, irrespective of Brexit.

*embed better resource productivity and efficiency as a key strand of government economic and environmental policy.

*provide a clear and stable future policy direction to 2030 and beyond, taking account of the development of the EU Circular Economy framework.

“The next UK Government must continue the journey towards a clean environment and better resource productivity,” CIWM says in its manifesto. “To do so will require an ambitious, forward-looking and stable policy direction.”

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