The 10,000 Actions fund is open

After two successful rounds of the 10,000 Actions fund, a further £10,000 has been released for environmental sustainability projects. Previous successful applications include sustainable lab equipment, improvements to the living campus, research into air pollution and development of a toolkit to reduce the need to fly. More details of funded projects to date can be found on 10,000 Actions fund.

10,000 Actions is part of the University’s Environmental Sustainability Strategy.

Take part

To access this fund, you must have made your own action plan by visiting:

• 10,000 Actions

The application form can be downloaded from:

• 10,000 Actions fund

10,000 Actions update

We are currently developing new and improved software for 10,000 Actions based on feedback from users. Look out for communications in the coming months on how to access the new system.

If you have any questions please email:

• 10000actions@manchester.ac.uk

The 10,000 Actions fund is open

After a successful trial of the 10,000 Actions fund last academic year, a further £10,000 has been released for environmental sustainability projects. Successful applications last year included sustainable lab equipment, improvements to the living campus and refurbishments of furniture. More details of the funded projects last year can be found on 10,000 Actions fund.

10,000 Actions is part of the University’s Environmental Sustainability Strategy.

Take part

• To access this fund, you must have made your own action plan by visiting 10,000 Actions
• The application form can be downloaded from 10,000 Actions fund
• If you have any questions, email 10000actions@manchester.ac.uk

10,000 Actions update

We have had a really good response to 10,000 Actions with lots of actions being committed. Building on suggestions from users, we are making some improvements to the software and we will be previewing these at the celebration of environmental sustainability event on 8 November. If you’re interested in attending this event or testing the new software then please email es@manchester.ac.uk