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Sustainability Partnership
Introduction
The Sustainability Partnership was launched in September 2003 with a remit agreed
by the partners as follows:
To encourage a wide range of interested parties to participate in maintaining (and
where possible, enhancing) a high quality environment in South Ayrshire based on
the principles of the achievement of economic and social improvement without compromising
future generations' expectations of:
- Access to resources
- Protection of the environment
- Health and welfare
The Partnership sits within the South Ayrshire Community Planning Structure, and
meets on a regular basis to share best practice on climate change and other environmental
issues outlined in the Community Plan and Single Outcome Agreement