Sustainability

Sustainability at Valiant

REDUCING OUR CARBON FOOTPRINT

We acknowledge a responsibility to the environment and express our commitment to implementing practices that will promote environmental sustainability. Valiant has partnered with Trace to take climate action by measuring our annual footprint across our energy, operations, travel, and waste consumption and will be managing our carbon emissions through funding climate projects that help offset our emissions. From July 1st, 2022, we have offset our Co2 emissions by 100%, equivalent to 13,565 shipping containers full of pollution, and planted 4,575 trees.

Sustainable Solutions

As a furniture hire and styling provider, Valiant's core business model already contributes to the circular economy through reduced dependency on extraction, production, distribution, and disposal. We have implemented a self-regulating business model that helps us to be socially accountable - to ourselves, stakeholders, and the general public. We are conscious of the kind of impact our business has on all aspects of society, including environmental, economic, and social. Here at Valiant, we continue to express our commitment to implementing practices that will promote environmental sustainability, economic growth, and social responsibility.

Coorong Lakes Biodiversity Conservation, Australia

Protects and restores the native landscape of the South Australian Coorong region, in partnership with the traditional owners, to produce biodiversity credits.

Cool Fire Traditional Land Management, Australia

Combining traditional knowledge with contemporary technology to reduce fire risk & carbon emissions.

Katingan Peatlands Conservation, Indonesia

Protecting this area of forest is critical to avoiding the release of the largest forest-based store of carbon in the world into the atmosphere.

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Darajat Geothermal, Indonesia

Tapping into the earth’s natural resources to supply clean & renewable energy. Continued investment in renewable energy is required to keep up with Indonesia’s growing national and regional energy demand.