RNLI &

Sustainability

Anna FrizzellSustainability Manager

Agenda

•RNLI Introduction

•What does “Sustainability” mean to us?

•Environment - Where are we now?

•The future?

RNLI - What do we do?

• 4,600 volunteer crew members

• Over 20,000 fundraising & supporter volunteers

• £140 million per year to run

• 2012 income was £166.4 million

• 83p from every £1 goes directly to the rescue service.

RNLI - Facts and figures

Lifeboats

8,346 launches

7,964 people rescuedAverage 22 per day

237 lifeboat stations

346 lifeboats

Shannon ALBcosts £2m ea

Flood Rescue

Lifeguards

Education

Training

International

200 crew in UK

1,000 in 2013

8 countries

4,000 crew Plus

Sea safety

PeopleCorporate Social

Responsibility (CSR)

PeopleCorporate Social

Responsibility (CSR)

Environment

Economics

Sustainability

Rescuing NowLifesavingIndefinitely

Purpose

For the RNLI to be recognised as a charity that has fully integrated sustainable thinking and ways of working into our core business, with measureable improvements being made against all of our sustainability indicators.

Vision

To create more value than we take

ISO 14001 Environmental Management

standard

Environment

EnergyTransportWasteWaterMaterials useLegal compliance

The future

Future

• Renewables on going• 15 PV installed 140MWh (£100k)• 12 Heat pumps so far • 1 Wind Turbine

• Energy – Site review id £180k

• Waste – Lifejacket recycling

Thank you for your time Any questions?

Contact details

Anna Frizzell – Sustainability ManagerBased in Poole HQ site. anna_frizzell@rnli.org.uk01202 663379