Grosvenor launches supplier mentoring scheme to boost uptake of science-based targets

Stuart Stone
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Grosvenor's plan for the net zero Holbein Gardens development in central London | Credit: Grosvenor Britain & Ireland
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Grosvenor's plan for the net zero Holbein Gardens development in central London | Credit: Grosvenor Britain & Ireland

Real estate giant claims 28 businesses in its supply chain will have validated Science-Based Targets in place in the coming months

Grosvenor Property UK has carried out a green mentoring scheme for its suppliers in a bid to help 28 small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) develop and set their own science-based climate targets over...

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