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East of England Regional Economic Strategy

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East of England: Space for Ideas

Inventing our future

Collective action for a sustainable economy

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What do we need to change?

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Resource Efficiency

What will success look like?

  • end-user CO2 emissions in 2031 that are 60 per cent below 1990 levels and reduced emissions of other greenhouse gases

  • waste arisings per £ million GVA in 2031 that are 37 per cent (143 tonnes) below 2005 levels

  • increased recycling rates for household and municipal waste

  • per capita consumption of water by households in 2030 that is 20 per cent below 2008 levels, or 120 litres/head/day (l/h/d) 

  • an increased share for the region’s businesses of the markets for environmental goods and services

  • growth in the region's sustainable energy sector with 20 per cent of electricity demand being generated from renewable sources by 2020 and the region’s lead position being maintained through to 2031

  • for the East of England to be a renowned leader in resource efficiency and climate change adaptation.

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