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The NDA Group Sustainability Strategy 2022

31st March 2022

Photograph of The NDA Group Sustainability Strategy 2022

This strategy sets out the NDA group's five-year path to becoming a leader in sustainability.

Transforming nuclear legacies into sustainable opportunities is the focus of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) group's new Sustainability Strategy 2022.

The strategy flows from the our mission to clean-up and decommission legacy nuclear sites and focuses on delivering sustainable socio-economic outcomes for nuclear communities through decommissioning practices, care for the environment and cultural change.

This strategy is aligned to the NDAs Strategy 4 and the NDA group's sustainability policy. (Pdf 172 pages)

It includes the fundamental elements of sustainability, and the changes, activities and interventions needed to deliver our sustainability outcomes. It provides a snapshot of our approach at the time of publication and will evolve as our work progresses.

Read the report HERE Pdf 12 pages

 

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