43 Environment | Sustainability Report 2024


Our carbon calculator


As assignees/employees become more in tune with their own carbon footprint and impact on the world, presenting them and their employer with data and options during the relocation process, ensures everyone can be informed about the best route to take for a more sustainable relocation. It also helps organizations convey to staff that they are taking sustainability seriously in all facets of their business.


The development of our “Carbon Calculator” is central to this; sharing data and options that empower better decision making.


Furniture reuse and recycling The calculator can:


• present data around a relocation and compare different options


• show shipping options around sea freight vs. air freight for transporting household items.


• report the embodied carbon in household goods to ensure decisions made around shipping, storing and discarding those goods are data-based.


The calculator is being built through 2024, having been piloted with two major organizations in the UK, and is currently being fine-tuned ahead of roll-out.


Learning from the circular economy expertise of sister-brand Crown Workspace (as detailed on page 40), CWM is now in the process of rolling out similar initiatives in each region it operates, providing guidance for assignees to donate furniture – that would otherwise become waste following a relocation project – for reuse by future assignees. We hope to begin offering this service in 2024.


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