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CR&S 2010
Our approach
Commercial Property
Sustainability Policy
In May 2010, our Commercial Property
business unit released the Commercial
Property Sustainability Policy covering
both operational and development sites.
The policy was developed to ensure
sustainability is considered from
the outset of a new development
as well as being an integral part
of its day-to-day operations.
The policy sets minimum performance
standards for all Commercial Property
assets and is based on our four
sustainability priority areas:
• Customer relationships – Improving
customer understanding, satisfaction,
retention and performance,
• Community relationships –
Strengthening and sustaining our
reputation within the communities
where we operate,
• Natural resources – Minimising
our impact on natural resources,
• Energy and climate change –
Maximising business and asset
performance within emerging climate
change and energy risk parameters.
The policy will enable us to translate our
sustainability vision into on-the-ground
outcomes and aims to help us:
• Reduce energy and water
consumption,
• Reduce greenhouse gas emissions,
• Increase recycling rates,
• Improve indoor environments such
as higher rates of fresh air and better
access to external views,
• Increase our ability to meet community
and stakeholder expectations.
The policy ensures that we are taking
a consistent approach to how we
enact sustainability.
Commercial Property sustainability policy
CUSTOMER
RELATIONSHIPS
Improve customer
understanding, satisfaction,
retention and performance
ENERGY AND
CLIMATE CHANGE
Maximise business and
asset performance within
emerging climate and
energy risk parameters
OUR PRIORITIES
Commercial
Property
Sustainability
Policy
COMMUNITY
RELATIONSHIPS
Understand, interact with and
contribute to the communities
in which we operate
NATURAL RESOURCES
Minimal impact on
natural resources primarily
through our water and
waste management
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Stockland Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Report June 2010