As a long-term, purpose-driven organisation, we prioritise sustainability because we believe our success is intrinsically linked to a healthy environment and thriving communities.
Our approach is focused on three objectives where our skills, expertise and experience can help deliver a more sustainable future:
Our 2025/26 Sustainability Report provides an account of progress against our climate, nature and people objectives.
We are committed to reducing emissions in line with limiting global warming to 1.5°C, while adapting to a changing climate.
Through our carbon commitment, we are transforming how we invest, manage assets and work with partners to reduce emissions and support wider industry change.
Through our carbon commitment, we are transforming how we invest, manage assets and work with partners to reduce emissions and support wider industry change.
We continued to build the foundations for long-term decarbonisation. This included expanding supplier engagement, improving data quality, promoting retrofit as a critical climate solution through our advocacy work and portfolio, and investing in nature, renewable energy and low-carbon food and agriculture initiatives.
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Discover more in our 2025/26 Sustainability Report.
We aim to protect, enhance and restore nature and biodiversity in our urban and rural areas, while investing in companies that are regenerating the natural environment. We take a localised and evidence-based approach, using our expertise and support from partners to invest in projects that are designed to enhance biodiversity and ecosystem resilience.
We apply this approach by transforming urban spaces for people and nature, reducing waste and improving resource use, improving people’s connection to nature, and preserving and restoring sensitive rural landscapes.
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Discover more in our 2025/26 Sustainability Report.
Taking a localised and long-term approach, we support people to create opportunities through our commercial and charitable activities.
We do this by helping to foster a sense of community, enabling more inclusive workplaces and opportunities, supporting local growth and housing provision, and increasing access to healthy food and food security.
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Discover more in our 2025/26 Sustainability Report.
We are embedding sustainability across Grosvenor through robust governance, improved data accuracy and decision-making that considers environmental and social benefit alongside commercial outcomes.
Delivery is owned by each business, supported by Group-level direction, oversight and practical tools that help teams turn ambitions into action.
Find out more about the areas we are focusing to strengthen delivery and accountability in our 2025/26 Sustainability report.
View or download the documents below to learn more about our approach to sustainability and how we are tracking against our priorities.
Click here to see how we are reducing emissions in line with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.
Read our latest Annual Review to find out more about performance and progress in realising our environmental and social benefit goals.
Learn more about how the Grosvenor Hart Homes model, built on detailed research and a belief in the power of combining secure homes with tailored support, is delivering real change for vulnerable children, young people, and their families.
Find out how Grosvenor Food & AgTech's portfolio companies are helping to reshape the global food system through scalable, innovative solutions in the agrifood sector.
Our report Retrofit or Ruin: Planning for the future of heritage calls for the most significant reform of the heritage protection system in 35 years to accelerate the decarbonisation of the UK’s 3 million listed buildings and properties in conservation areas.
Find out how each of our businesses are contributing to our global carbon commitment.
Click through to the different pages listed here to read the full strategies.