OT Group champions environmental and societal change, and believes that responsible business is where we respect and nurture our planet, our community, and our people with the actions we take. We strive to be environmentally accountable and advocate for better sustainable principles to protect our planet.
Cut process costs, reduce manual orders, wrong purchases and rogue spend.
celebrates The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee over the 2021/22 and 2022/23 planting seasons with people across the United Kingdom being invited to ‘Plant a Tree for the Jubilee’ in honour of Her Majesty’s 70 years of leadership of the Nation.
Planting 35,000 trees and 7 kilometres of hedgerow in communities across the UK.
Contributed £500k+ to SME social enterprise in FY2021, which through their activities and profits, create global social change. This includes; social mobility in the UK by equipping young people with key development and employability skills, to addressing gender inequality in the developing world.
All staff with OT Group have one working day a year to volunteer at local charities. Through our partnership with Ramco, we’re turning our surplus stock into monetary donations and supporting the British Heart Foundation, Sense, YHA and St. Andrews C of E Junior School Hadfield.
Working to help educate and develop young people within Manchester and the surrounding area through our work experience and apprenticeship schemes.
Working with external partners to Implement competitive sustainable practices across all OT Group facilities and based on the 2021 carbon baseline, reduce our carbon footprint by 50% by 2030.
2022–2023: Measurement and validation of our sustainability and social value
2023–2030: Lifecycle reductions / improvements across
our environmental and sustainable commitments
2023: Establish a strong program of societal activity
including philanthropy, DE&I and Health and Wellbeing
The SDGs promise action on 17 critical social and environmental issues — from ending poverty and homelessness, to protecting the planet and fighting inequalities — by 2030. While 193 world leaders have signed on to tackle the SDGs, governments can’t achieve them alone. So, the 17th goal is a call for businesses and citizens to step up — to solve the world’s biggest issues collectively and systemically.
The SDGs are an internationally understood and respected benchmark by which OT Group can measure, promote and index against when establishing and delivering a philanthropic programme. They will also provide a sense of purpose for employees, customers and suppliers that will connect them to the company.
Address the climate crisis and protect the planet by acting on our own environmental impact, and support our suppliers and customers to do the same
Reduce Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 50% by 2030 against our 2021 baseline
Increase our social value contribution by 50% by 2030 against our 2021 baseline
Build a business that ensures inclusivity and diversity, where colleagues are respected, welcomed, and appreciatedreciated
Support the communities where we operate to thrive and prosper, focusing on supporting young people and the environment
Innovate to find solutions to improve our carbon footprint and drive down sustainability risk and impacts across supply chains
Provide customers with the information to make informed decisions
OT Group Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales.
Company number: 05607779
OT Group Limited
Unit 1 Alexandria Drive,
Ashton-under-Lyne
OL7 0QN
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