Partners

We work with a wide range of partners in the areas of environmental building, ethical practices and sustainability.

  • AECB - the Sustainable Building Association
    The AECB aims to facilitate environmentally responsible practices within building.
  • Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT)
    CAT demonstrates practical ways of addressing global problems, aims to show that living more sustainably is easy to attain and provides a better quality of life.
  • Ecotricity
    Ecotricity uses customers' energy bills to fund the building of new sources of green energy, in pursuit of a Britain in which we all live more sustainable lives, and where ethical business is the norm.
  • Ethical Consumer
    Ethical Consumer is the UK's leading alternative consumer organisation, researching the social and environmental records of companies. It provides unique buyers' guides comparing brands across 19 ethical criteria.
  • Ethical Junction
    Ethical Junction brings together businesses and consumers who share a commitment to ethical values.
  • Great British Refurb
    Campaign to promote the energy efficient refurbishment of the UK's existing housing stock, led by Kevin McCloud.
  • Institute for Social Banking
    Training and research institute promoting ethical and socially-oriented finance and banking.
  • Insure Green
    The world's first carbon neutral company in the insurance sector.
  • Move Your Money
    National campaign to spread the message that individuals can help to build a better banking system through our buying power.
  • National Self Build Association (NaSBA)
    NaSBA aims to raise the profile of self building, to encourage best practice in self build and to promote the release of more land for self build projects across the UK.
  • Practical Action
    Practical Action uses technology to challenge poverty, working with poor women and men around the world.
  • SEE What You Are Buying Into
    We are SEE listed because we believe that businesses should do everything they can to make the world a better place, and should be transparent about how they do that. We have gone through a rigorous evaluation process created by some of the world's leading campaigning organisations, and published detailed information on our practices on the SEE website.
  • SuperHomes
    Promotes education and action to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings and communities, including a network of old dwellings which have undergone an energy efficiency retrofit.
  • The Biodynamic Association
    Promotes and provides information about biodynamic farming and gardening.
  • The Existing Homes Alliance
    A coalition of organisations calling for urgent action to transform the UK’s existing housing stock and make it fit for the 21st century.
  • The Good Banking Forum
    Campaign aiming to mobilise public pressure for a banking system that is economically, socially and environmentally fit for purpose.
  • The Phone Co-op
    The Phone Co-op is the only co-operatively owned provider of phone, broadband and mobile services, and focuses on social responsibility in all of its operations.