Age
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Positive
This guidance sets out how development proposals can effectively implement circular economy principles, supporting the re-use and recycling of waste/materials. By reducing the demand for resource extraction/new material, the effective implementation of circular building principles should reduce carbon emissions and environmental degradation more generally.
In the longer term, this is likely to have a positive impact on older and younger Londoners, who can be more at risk from the effects of severe weather associated with climate change, such as heat waves.
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The positive impacts of this guidance can be maximised by encouraging applicants to produce ‘pioneering’ Circular Economy Statements, which go beyond standard practice and the minimum requirements for Statements set out in the guidance. The guidance outlines how applicants can pursue this status, which will be encouraged through the development management process.
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By supporting the effective implementation of circular economy principles in London’s built environment (through the application of the Circular Economy Statement Guidance) – including the reuse and recycling of material found on-site and reducing the amount that is transported – the guidance should contribute to reducing emissions and concentrations of harmful pollutants.
This should have a positive impact on older and younger Londoners who may be more susceptible to the health effects or air pollution. |
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The positive impacts of this guidance can be maximised by encouraging applicants to produce ‘pioneering’ Circular Economy Statements, which go beyond standard practice and the minimum requirements for Statements set out in the guidance. The guidance outlines how applicants can pursue this status, which will be encouraged through the development management process. |
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Disability
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Positive
As described above, the guidance is likely to have a positive impact on carbon emissions and the environment, and therefore contribute to the mitigation of climate change.
Disabled Londoners may be more likely to suffer the effects of severe weather associated with climate change, and so the effective implementation of the circular economy in the built environment may help to reduce these impacts.
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The positive impacts of this guidance can be maximised by encouraging applicants to produce ‘pioneering’ Circular Economy Statements, which go beyond standard practice and the minimum requirements for Statements set out in the guidance. The guidance outlines how applicants can pursue this status, which will be encouraged through the development management process.
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As described above, effectively implementing circular economy principles and measures can contribute to reducing air pollution through the reduced transportation of material and waste.
Respiratory conditions such as asthma can result in a person sharing the protected characteristic of disability. Any improvements to London’s air quality resulting from effective implementation of the circular economy is therefore likely to positively impact on disabled Londoners. |
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The positive impacts of this guidance can be maximised by encouraging applicants to produce ‘pioneering’ Circular Economy Statements, which go beyond standard practice and the minimum requirements for Statements set out in the guidance. The guidance outlines how applicants can pursue this status, which will be encouraged through the development management process. |
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Gender reassignment
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Positive
No anticipated impacts
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Marriage and civil partnership
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Positive
No anticipated impacts
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Pregnancy and maternity
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Positive
As described above, effectively implementing circular economy principles and measures can contribute to reducing air pollution.
Poor air quality can have negative impacts during pregnancy that affect both mother and baby. Improvements to air quality resulting from the effective implementation of the circular economy (through application of the Circular Economy Statement Guidance) are therefore likely to have a positive on pregnant women.
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The positive impacts of this guidance can be maximised by encouraging applicants to produce ‘pioneering’ Circular Economy Statements, which go beyond standard practice and the minimum requirements for Statements set out in the guidance. The guidance outlines how applicants can pursue this status, which will be encouraged through the development management process.
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Race
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Positive
As described above, effectively implementing circular economy principles and measures can contribute to reducing air pollution.
Research on air quality in London suggests that areas with higher proportions of Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) Londoners are be more likely to be exposed to above EU-limit Nitrogen Dioxide levels. Effectively implementing circular economy measures - that help to reduce pollutant emissions - through the Circular Economy Statement Guidance is therefore likely to contribute to reducing the impact of poor air quality on BAME Londoners.
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The positive impacts of this guidance can be maximised by encouraging applicants to produce ‘pioneering’ Circular Economy Statements, which go beyond standard practice and the minimum requirements for Statements set out in the guidance. The guidance outlines how applicants can pursue this status, which will be encouraged through the development management process.
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Religion or belief
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Positive
No anticipated impacts
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Sex
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Positive
No anticipated impacts
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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Sexual orientation
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Positive
No anticipated impacts
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Negative
No anticipated impacts
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People on low incomes
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Positive
As described above, effectively implementing circular economy principles and measures can contribute to reducing air pollution.
Areas with poorer air quality are often more deprived. By implementing circular economy measures (through the Circular Economy Statement Guidance) that reduce the transport of materials and therefore reduce the emission of harmful pollutants, it is likely that low-income groups will be positively impacted.
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The positive impacts of this guidance can be maximised by encouraging applicants to produce ‘pioneering’ Circular Economy Statements, which go beyond standard practice and the minimum requirements for Statements set out in the guidance. The guidance outlines how applicants can pursue this status, which will be encouraged through the development management process.
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Negative
No anticipated impacts.
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