#97 The Seven Steps of Carbonology - Declare

This episode is the final part of our 7-part mini-series explaining our Carbonology service, a 7 step methodology to help companies become Carbon Neutral. This time, our resident Carbonologist David Algar is talking through the seventh step of the Carbonology process, 'Declare'. David explains the purpose of a formal declaration, different ways companies can make their declaration, and the different ways you can promote your achievement of carbon neutrality. You'll learn The purpose of a formal declaration. The key outcomes of the 'Declare' step. The different ways you can make a declaration. The pros and cons of doing your declaration internally. How long your declaration is valid for. Ways to promote achieving carbon neutrality. Resources Davids Calender isology Hub Blackmores   In this episode, we talk about: [01:56] A recap of the 7 steps to carbonology. [04:02] The purpose of having a formal declaration. [04:57] What the formal declaration involves. [06:55] Different ways to make a declaration and which one's most popular. [08:31] How long your declaration is valid for. [09:20] The importance of having an unambiguous declaration. [10:07] The key outcomes and deliverables of the 'Declare' step. [10:43] How publicised your Qualifying Explanatory Statement should be. [11:27] Ways to promote achieving carbon neutrality. [13:42] What companies tend to do after achieving carbon neutrality. [14:23] Why it's easier making a declaration in the second year. [15:15] How to find out more information about the 7 step methodology. [16:02] The importance of data. If you need assistance with implementing ISO 14064, PAS 2060, or another standard – Contact us! We'd love to hear your views and comments about the ISO Show, here's how: Share the ISO Show on Twitter or Linkedin Leave an honest review on iTunes or Soundcloud. Your ratings and reviews really help and we read each one. Subscribe to keep up-to-date with our latest episodes: Stitcher | Spotify | YouTube |iTunes | Soundcloud