Camden Council is a local government authority in London, responsible for the administration and governance of the Camden borough. The council provides a wide range of services to its residents, including education, housing, social services, and environmental management.

Sustainability at Camden Council

Camden Council is committed to sustainability and has implemented various initiatives to reduce its environmental impact. The council has set ambitious targets to become a zero-carbon borough by 2030. They have introduced measures such as increasing green spaces, promoting cycling and walking, and improving energy efficiency in public buildings.

• Camden Council has received several sustainability accreditations, including the Carbon Trust Standard.
• The council regularly publishes ESG reports to track its progress on environmental, social, and governance metrics.
• Efforts are made to reduce waste and increase recycling rates across the borough.

For more detailed information on Camden Council's sustainability initiatives, please refer to their official publications and reports.