Sustainability capitals

Our Sustainability Framework is structured around five Capitals that are the key opportunity areas for the business to potentially make a positive difference on society. The Capitals have been developed following deep analysis of our core business values, objectives and risks, our engagement with key stakeholders and our approach to community engagement. The Capitals model promotes a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to sustainability by the business and our supply chain.

Our sustainability framework

Physical

The Physical capital relates to the community and commercial buildings as well as green, grey and blue infrastructure that we retain and manage.

Social

The Social capital relates to the networks of relationships amongst people and the role of placemaking in the integration of our communities.

Economic

The Economic capital relates to the long-term viability of our organisation and the Strategic Sites we retain and operate.

Natural

The Natural capital relates to the protection and enhancement of the environment, both within the local context and through contributing to wider climate and biodiversity challenges.

Human

The Human capital relates to the application of a people-centric approach considering the diversity of human experiences to create a culture of inclusivity and balance.

Annual Report and Accounts

Master Developer approach to infrastructure delivery