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Environment

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For Barclays. managing the environment means managing direct and indirect environmental impacts, which includes Barclays energy, water and waste footprints and our financing activities, as well as addressing the risks and opportunities associated with climate change.

Managing environmental and social risks

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The majority of the environmental and social risks associated with our business are indirect. These impacts arise through business relationships, including those with our clients through our financing activities.

Partnerships for a low carbon economy

Building partnerships that improve incomes and communities, while simultaneously helping to address the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation.

Direct environmental impacts

As a global corporate citizen, we regard it as our responsibility to manage and reduce our direct impact on the environment.

Commercial opportunities

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We have been developing commercially viable environmental propositions across different business units and regions.

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Responsible global citizenship

Asset management policies

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Barclays engages with companies on social and environmental issues, where appropriate and consistent with our engagement and voting guidelines, through a variety of channels.