Reference Materials
Statutory Authorities
- Report 2—Greening Government Strategy of the 2022 Reports 1 to 5 of the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development
- National Defence – Management Action Plan
- The Defence Energy and Environmental Strategy (DEES) 2020-2023
- Defence Energy and Environmental Strategy (DEES) 2021-2022 Results Report
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OAG Recommendation |
National Defence and Transport Canada should:
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Departmental Response |
Agreed. National Defence accepts this recommendation and recognizes the need for increased prioritization and risk management. National Defence will formalise a risk management approach that is integrated with the Corporate Risk Profile. The approach will include identifying significant risks, options and mitigations for senior management to consider, by March 2023. National Defence will complete a roadmap to reduce real property GHG emissions by 90% of the 2005 baseline and attain a net zero portfolio by 2050. The roadmap will identify opportunities (and challenges) to achieving net zero along with associated costs and risks, by March 2024. |
Description of Final Expected Outcome/Result |
ADM(IE) will leverage the Defence Enterprise Risk Management (DERM) to document significant risks to reducing real property (RP) greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and attaining a net zero portfolio by 2050. Opportunities, challenges and mitigations will be provided for consideration in the Corporate Risk Profile (CRP). ADM(IE) will complete a portfolio analysis of its RP assets to prioritize targets for significant GHG emission reductions. Preliminary cost estimates, likely sources of funding and timelines will be assessed to create a RP reduction roadmap. |
Expected Final Completion Date / MAP Closure Statement |
This MAP will be considered closed when:
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Key Interim Milestones (Description/Dates) |
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Responsible Organization / Point of Contact |
ADM(IE) |
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