Sustainability Statement

2024-2025 - summary.

Sustainability

Stafflex supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals of no poverty; zero hunger; good health and well-being; quality education; gender equality; clean water and sanitation; affordable and clean energy; decent work and economic growth; industry, innovation and infrastructure; reduced inequalities; sustainable cities and communities; responsible consumption and production; climate action; life below water; life on land; peace, justice, and strong institutions; and partnerships for the goals. These development goals were key considerations in developing this plan.  Stafflex is committed to minimising our impact on the environment. The company sustainability targets were set by the Senior Leadership Team and then verified by the board and Director by mapping the areas we could influence against the company values.

Sustainability Development targets and goals

Stafflex has always believed and endorsed in using local people and where possible local services. Stafflex believes in using local companies and service providers as well as supporting the community by engaging in activities and supporting local charities and community organisations. We believe that what we make from the company can go back to the community. Our ongoing goals are to support life on land and to support life below water and to reduce carbon in whatever way we can within the scope of our control. Our targets were simple. We will do as much as we can, with what we can. We do this by regularly contributing to reforestation, regularly contributing to a blue carbon removal and supporting recycling and the reduction of plastic usage.

Emissions Recordings

Stafffex Carbon Footprint Emissions - 2024-2025

Stafflex is committed to reducing its Carbon Footprint. We aim to reduce our type 1 and type 2 emissions yearly within realistic confines of our current rented shared premises.

Our carbon usage was measured against energy consumption, fuel consumption and top ups / maintenance of air conditioning units and the type of Fluorinated Greenhouse Gas (F-Gas) used in the top ups. Currently the Air conditioning systems contain R410a refrigerant across 6 units previously installed in the premises.

Our total (KgCO2e) emissions for the period 2024-2025 was 21,003 KgCO2e the previous year was 19,582 KgCO2e a increase of 1,421 KgCO2e on the previous year.

This was broken down into type 1 and type 2 emissions:

Scope 1- Direct emissions form processes and fuel-14,607KgCO2e

Scope 2-Emissions from purchased electricity-6,397KgCO2e

Our scope 1 emissions were 66.6% and our Scope 2 emissions were 33.3%

Stafflex Carbon Footprint Emissions - 2023-2024

Stafflex is committed to reducing its Carbon Footprint. We aim to reduce our type 1 and type 2 emissions yearly within realistic confines of our current rented location.

Our carbon usage was measured against energy consumption, fuel consumption and top ups / maintenance of air conditioning units and the type of Fluorinated Greenhouse Gas (F-Gas) used in the top ups.

Our total (KgCO2e) emissions for the period 2023-2024 was 19,582 KgCO2e the previous year was 20,758 KgCO2e a reduction of 1,176 KgCO2e on the previous year.

This was broken down into type 1 and type 2 emissions:

Type 1- Direct emissions form processes and fuel

Type 2- Emissions from purchased electricity

Our scope 1 emissions were 75% and our Scope 2 emissions were 25%

Type 3 emissions

Stafflex have been monitoring staff car usage for company purposes.

Information available and presented here shows a clear reduction in our Type 3 emissions.

With regular support, creative and smart travel plans using the best routes and times we have been able to demonstrate a year-on-year reduction type 3 emissions which evidenced below is a 35.59% decrease in emissions since recording began and a clear year on year reduction.

Water

Stafflex monitors annual water usage. Water per cubic metre (PCM) used in the period 2024-2025 with 207.9 PCM. Records for the period of 2023-2024 show that water PCM for this period was 216.91PCM, a reduction of usage of 9.01 PCM on the previous year.

Water per cubic metre (PCM) used in the period 2023-2024 216.915 PCM. Records for the period of 2022-2023 show that water PCM for this period was 159.565 PCM, an increase of usage of 57.35 PCM on the previous year.

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