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Hertfordshire Climate Change and Sustainability Partnership

The Hertfordshire Climate Change and Sustainability Partnership (HCCSP) consists of all 10 district and borough councils, the county council and the Local Enterprise Partnership in Hertfordshire.

 

HCCSP is a strategic group which acts as the lead partnership organisation for partners to collaborate and identify joint work programmes on environmental, climate change and wider sustainability issues.

Background

The Hertfordshire Climate Change and Sustainability Partnership was formed in March 2020 with representation at leader and / or executive member level, along with chief officers.

The collective work programme is supported by officers from each authority and the Local Enterprise Partnership, who work on priority topics that are focused on action planning and implementation in a number of key areas.

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Work is ongoing across all topic areas and the agreed HCCSP strategic action plans.

 

By joining together to tackle wider issues outside of the direct control of each individual authority, the partnership is working collaboratively to deliver climate change action, and address the carbon reduction targets for Hertfordshire and to achieve lasting change.

HCCSP is working closely with the Hertfordshire Growth Board (Hertfordshire County Council, the 10 district and borough councils, the Integrated Care System, Homes England and Hertfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership) and reports regularly to the Hertfordshire Leaders Group, attended by all council leaders.

The partnership maintains key strategic links with other groups across the county such as:

  • Hertfordshire Infrastructure Planning Partnership (Executive Members and Heads of Planning)
  • Hertfordshire Planners Group
  • Hertfordshire Growth Hub.

 

We want to engage with Hertfordshire community groups, the voluntary sector, residents and businesses to stimulate behaviour change around climate change and achieve shared carbon reduction goals across the county.

 

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