ENABLING FUTURE GENERATIONS
TO ENJOY
PLANET EARTH
Clintar Cares is an initiative with the ongoing commitment of crafting a long-term plan that will decrease our carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions.
We are in a unique position to build something great that will inspire others and make a significant impact on the future of climate change.
Committed
We are committed to a long-term plan to decrease our carbon footprint and lessen greenhouse gas emissions.
Acknowledges
We acknowledge the reality of climate change and the risks associated with it.
Respects
We have respect for the future generations and their right to enjoy planet earth.
Environmental Sustainability
We uphold an environment first culture and root all of our standards in preserving the earth's natural resources.
Social Responsibility
We have a duty to behave ethically and contribute to society by improving the lives of our employees, customers and community.
Research and Development
Employee Education
Scholarship Program
Environmental Leadership
The 4 Pillars
Employee Education
Scholarship Program
Environmental Leadership
The 4 Pillars
Research and Development
Research & Development
Clintar Innovation Lab
Continue to develop new products and services that will help Clintar become a more environmentally sustainable organization.
Through our partnership with Mitacs, a Canada-wide non-profit academic research organization, we are doing our part in ensuring we plan for the future by preparing for upcoming challenges and looking at how we will tackle them.
Our goal through research and development is to invest in future technology and innovations that are backed by industry leading research, in order to support our long-term sustainability initiatives.
We plan to focus on how we can continue to advance and improve our environmentally friendly operations by incorporating the use of upcycled ocean plastics, greener products and techniques, and alternatives to using salt.
Employee Education
Clintar University
Continue to educate Clintar employees and provide them with certification programs surrounding environmental, sustainability, and workplace initiatives.
Employee knowledge and participation is key when it comes to Clintar’s long-term plan to decrease carbon emissions. We have partnered with the Center for Sustainability and Excellence (CSE) to provide education, training and certification programs to ensure all employees have the opportunity to maximize their impact for a greener future.
CERTIFICATIONS WILL INCLUDE:
• The Certified Sustainability (CSR) Practitioner Certificate
• Sustainability (ESG) Leadership Training Certificate
COURSE STANDARD TOPICS:
• Definition and Rise of Sustainability and CSR
• Sustainability Legislation and Regulation
• Importance of Stakeholder Engagement
• Standards and Guidelines (UNGC, GRI, ISO26000)
• Applying and Integrating Sustainability
Scholarship Program
Clintar Scholarships
Support students and eventual leaders of tomorrow in their education and visions for a sustainable, protected earth that will serve future generations.
Our goal is to partner with Canadian Universities and Colleges to create a scholarship program that will be awarded to qualifying undergraduate or graduate students within the fields of:
• Environmental Sciences
• Sustainability Studies
• Landscape Architecture
• Supply Chain Management
• Energy Management
Environmental Leadership
Clintar Case Competition
Inspire students to think outside the box and explore their ideas for cultivating a greener earth with full creativity.
Together with our co-host, the Centre for Environment and Sustainability at Western University, we are providing opportunities for students to gain experience creating solutions that will influence real-world corporate sustainability initiatives.
The annual competition will bring together students from environmental programs across Canada over two-days in London, Ontario. Student groups will be challenged to think critically and put forward an idea for sustainable innovation.
Cases will be presented to a panel of Clintar executives and Western University professors where one group will be declared a winner.