Our approach and commitment | PJCCI

Our approach and commitment

As a manager of important infrastructure, JCCBI is aware that its activities have a major impact on the community and the environment.

Sustainable development is a key component of JCCBI’s mission, vision and practices. It therefore integrates sustainable development into the governance processes that guide the administrative and operational management of the assets under its responsibility. Since 2015, a sustainable development strategy has provided a framework for JCCBI. This strategy is embraced and executed by our employees every day.

JCCBI takes action as per the 2022 to 2026 Federal Sustainable Development Strategy and is committed to meeting these six UN Sustainable Development Goals through the following activities:

GOAL 9 | Industry, innovation and infrastructure

 

Our commitment: Invest in green infrastructure

Example of project

 
GOAL 10 | Reduced inequalities
 

Our commitment: Implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act

Example of project

 
GOAL 11 | Sustainable cities and communities
 

Our commitments: Invest in active transportation | Develop green space near urban centres | Promote access to green space and natural sites

Examples of projects

 

GOAL 12 | Responsible consumption and production

 

Our commitments: Clean up high-priority contaminated sites | Transform our light vehicle fleet | Improve sustainable procurement criteria | Maximize the amount of waste kept out of landfills

Examples of projects

 
GOAL 13 | Climate action

 

Our commitments: Reduce greenhouse gas emissions | Define climate change risks and include these in our planning

Examples of projects

 
GOAL 15 | Life on land
 

Our commitments: Better understand our land and forests | Implement conservation measures

Examples of projets

 

JCCBI’s Sustainable Development Goals

5

key structures that are proactively managed

6.4 km

of dedicated bicycle paths

20 +

partnerships and agreements with local organizations and universities

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