ALL7 is a truly global business therefore our sustainabilty practices need to match these worldwide ambitions. 

We are paperless business but if the circumstance demands use recycled paper, and choose eco-friendly office supplies like bamboo pens and recycled notebooks.

We always use digital copies instead of printing documents. We actively use our digital tools for collaboration like Zoom, or Google Drive. Lowering computer screen brightness and video resolution can save energy.

The following suggestions are shared with our home-based team:

Use LED bulbs, energy-efficient appliances, and low-energy,devices. This reduces electricity consumption.

Install smart thermostats to optimise heating and cooling. Set temperatures to lower when you're not working or during the night to conserve energy.

Phantom energy draw is a common problem. Unplug devices when not in use, or use a power strip to easily switch off multiple devices at once.

If you have the option, consider installing solar panels at home.

Improve insulation and draft proofing.

Use fans instead of air conditioning. Keep blinds or curtains closed. Dress in cool clothing. Drink plenty of water.

Look for second-hand or sustainably made furniture.

Try a home composting system for food waste and recycle all paper, plastics, and other materials you can.

Try to purchase from businesses that prioritise sustainable packaging or offer the option to opt-out of unnecessary packaging.  Aim for used and recycled. Carry a reusable bag.

Walk, bike, or use public transportation when you need to travel.

Calculate your overall carbon emissions, including those from heating and cooling your home, using electricity, and any travel you do. Many organisations provide carbon offset programs where you can donate money to environmental projects that reduce greenhouse gases, like reforestation or renewable energy projects.  It's essential to select reputable and verified carbon offset providers to ensure that the projects you're supporting genuinely contribute to reducing emissions. Share your experiences with the rest of our team.

Where possible use energy-efficient cooking appliances, like slow cookers and induction stoves, which use less energy than traditional gas or electric stoves.

Be mindful of water usage at home. Fix leaky taps, take shorter showers, and install low-flow water fixtures to reduce water consumption.

Incorporate indoor plants into your workspace. They improve indoor air quality and create a calming environment, while also absorbing carbon dioxide.