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Further Resources

Business benefits of sustainability in higher education


EAUC (2018) Key to Institutional Success: A Guide for Members of Governing Bodies
BUFDG (British Universities Finance Directors Group) - The Value of Universities

Business case development

Business Model Canvas
HM Treasury (2018) Guide to Developing the Project Business Case

Change management and strategic planning (general)

Kotter (1996) Leading Change (8-step model for transforming your organisation)
Jim Collins (2001) Good to Great
PwC - 10 Guiding Principles of Change Management
HM Government (2017) Futures Thinking Toolkit
HM Government (2009) Scenario Planning
David Rock on SCARF model
PRIC (2012) Common Cause Handbook
SustainAbility (2015) Integrating sustainability into business

Managing change on sustainability (FHE sector)

Haddock-Fraser, J. (2018) Leadership for Sustainability in Higher Education
Sharp, L. (2002) Green campuses: the road from little victories to systemic transformation
Walker, P. Change Management for Sustainable Development

Integrated reporting

IIRC - International Integrated Reporting Framework
PwC - TIMM (Total Impact Measurement and Management) Model
Social and Human Capital Coalition - Social and Human Capital Protocol
Natural Capital Coalition – Natural Capital Protocol
Janet Gleeson-White (2015) Six Capitals: The Revolution Capitalism Has
to Have

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