Glasgow Chamber has been at the forefront of advocating for and supporting businesses through the transition toward a more sustainable, circular economy.
We are committed to offering insights, direction, and access to key networks to help create a dynamic business environment focused on growth that respects people and the planet.
View our range of programmes and initiatives which can help future-proof your business growth.
As a legacy of Step Up to Net Zero, Glasgow Chamber of Commerce presents Actionable Climate Toolkits for Scotland (ACTS), as a way of further supporting SMEs across Scotland.
Funded by Scottish Enterprise, the project delivers sector specific guides, toolkits and templates to support SMEs to embed sustainability, work towards net zero and embrace circular economy principles.
Find out moreNow in its third phase, Step Up to Net Zero is currently open for applications, supporting Glasgow SMEs in their efforts to reach net zero by funding five-month work placements who will help organisations take action towards net zero and circular goals.
Fully funded by Glasgow City Council and the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and delivered by Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, this project aims to support the city’s net zero ambitions and provides employability support for Glasgow’s workforce.
Step Up to Net Zero provides funded support to Glasgow SMEs to take steps towards adopting more circular practices to meet the city’s decarbonisation and net zero targets. Participating organisations will be provided with a bespoke Action Plan, and benefit from the support of a five-month funded work placement (16-25 hours per week) to progress this plan.
Participants assist organisations in implementing an Action Plan, progressing activity that supports the organisations' circular and net zero ambitions. The recommendations set out in each organisation's Action Plan are specific to the individual organisation's needs.
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My Climate Path is a COP26 education legacy initiative for Scotland's young people created by Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) Glasgow, proudly supported by Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and funded by Scottish Government. This supports the Young Person's Guarantee commitment to provide every 16-24 year old in Scotland with an opportunity that will positively impact their future. Working with business, we continue to inform and inspire our young people on the roles and skills required for the jobs of the future that will drive sustainable economic growth in a circular and a net zero economy.
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