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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Environment

How does the Guardian measure up against its sustainability goals?

At GNM, sustainability means three things: being independent editorially and financially; being environmentally responsible; being committed to social justice.

These sustainability aims are underpinned by our values of: honesty, cleanness (integrity), courage, fairness, a sense of duty to the reader and the community. To see if we are achieving these three aims, we measure our progress in four categories:

People and community: are we forming partnerships for sustainable growth?

Open and independent: are we building a trusted relationship with an engaged audience?

Climate responsibility: are we reducing the cost and impact of our operations?

Good business: are we building and protecting the brand and revenue by living our values?

The 2014 performance report includes data and information about what we did last year to support our performance in those four categories set out above and in our strategy. On the last page of the report, you can read about our focus and targets for 2015 and you can share your feedback by leaving your comments at the bottom of the article.

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