Our Sustainable Development Projects

The London School of Architecture (LSA) was established to create a distinctive new model for educating architecture students, as a positive and proactive response to the pressures facing higher education in general and architectural education in particular. The LSA offers a range of programmes for students and professionals in the built environment, including Part 0, for young people aged 13-19. The course aims to widen access to future-facing built environment practice, emphasising green skills and removing economic, cultural and social barriers to equity and diversity.

EarthCare Foundation works to foster climate stability and goes beyond traditional environmental protection boundaries to embrace a broader vision of sustainable development, where ecological equilibrium and human welfare are intertwined. Our support to Earthcare goes towards their Clean Air Indonesia (CAI) Programme. This project sees farmers in West Sumatra receive training on easy-to-implement ‘no-burn’ farming techniques to boost crop yield and income whilst eliminate crop residue burning to improve air quality and community health.

Enactus is a global network of leaders committed to using business as a catalyst for positive social and environmental impact. They educate, inspire, and support young people to use innovation and entrepreneurship to solve the world’s biggest problems.

Through a comprehensive experiential platform, Enactus is developing the skills and talents of higher education students across 33 countries. R&Co4Generations is supporting students in France and the UK helping to accelerate their social enterprises.

The Clean Earth Trust is dedicated to reducing human impact on the environment through community-led projects, data-driven initiatives, and impactful campaigns. They prioritise raising awareness about local issues affecting Guernsey Island's health and its residents while also conducting outreach programmes with schools and youth organisations.

L’Ecole de la Transition Ecologique (ETRE) provides young people with the opportunity to learn about the climate crisis and sustainability through free practical training. They work throughout France to equip those entering the workforce with the necessary skills needed for the green economic transition and sustainable development.

Acker works towards creating a more sustainable world through promoting appreciation for nature and food. By bringing schoolchildren and their teachers together to engage in workshops and activities focused on nature, sustainability, and fresh vegetables they inspire an entire generation to connect with the environment and develop a passion for sustainability.