The Future Oxfordshire Partnership has endorsed five workstreams of the Net Zero Route Map and Action Plan, setting out the path to a net zero future for the county.
The Future Oxfordshire Partnership is charting a bold course towards a sustainable future, as outlined in the newly endorsed Net Zero Route Map and Action Plan. With a focus on impactful climate action, the partnership is set to spearhead transformative initiatives across various sectors. To support the objective of a net zero Oxfordshire, the Future Oxfordshire Partnership commissioned the development of a route map and action plan for the county, intended to identify joint actions that the Oxfordshire local authorities can take together to provide a catalyst for positive action with regards to net zero, across the region.
The comprehensive plan, detailed in the Net Zero Route Map and Action Plan, encompasses several key workstreams that will redefine the region's commitment to sustainability. At its meeting in March 2023, the Future Oxfordshire Partnership prioritised five of these workstreams:
The Net Zero Route Map and Action Plan will support the ambitious goals of the Strategic Vision for Sustainable Development which all six Oxfordshire councils have adopted. Oxfordshire's residents can look forward a more sustainable and resilient Oxfordshire, setting a benchmark for environmentally conscious regions.
The Future Oxfordshire Partnership (FOP) has become the Oxfordshire Leaders Joint Committee (OLJC) as part of a reset to align with emerging national and regional priorities.
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Read more...The Future Oxfordshire Partnership is undergoing a reset to align with evolving national and regional priorities, focusing on delivering the Oxfordshire Strategic Vision, refining its governance, and updating its work programme to address key challenges like infrastructure, inequality, and the climate and nature crises.
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