What are Prosperity Agreements?
Prosperity Agreements are voluntary agreements through which NIEA and an organisation can explore opportunities for reducing environmental impacts in ways that create prosperity and well being.
A Prosperity Agreement is about economic prosperity and is a tool for NIEA to help key partners see the environment as a way to achieve this.
- Prosperity Agreement brochure
- Prosperity Agreement eligibility and process
- Prosperity Agreement eligibility form
Progess Report
The progress and achievements of all businesses in the Prosperity Programme can be found in our progress report
Prosperity Agreements are voluntary agreements through which the NIEA and an organisation or a group of organisations can explore new ways of reducing environment impacts in ways that create prosperity and well-being.
Current Prosperity Agreements
NIEA has signed Prosperity Agreements with the following progressive organisations:
Belfast Harbour
Belfast Harbour is the City’s port authority, operating as the principal maritime gateway on the island of Ireland. They signed an agreement with the agency in May 2021.
Coca-Cola HBC Northern Ireland
Coca-Cola HBC NI are a franchised bottler for the Coca-Cola Company and one of the largest contributors to the non-alcoholic beverage industry in the country. A 2nd agreement was reached and signed with the agency on 25 February 2020.
Lakeland Dairies NI Ltd
Lakeland Dairies is a leading dairy co-operative with a heritage of over 120 years in dairy farming and milk processing. They are a global supplier of dairy foodservice products and food ingredients.
Dale Farm
Dale Farm, the largest UK farmer-owned cooperative, owned by 1,300 UK farmers. Dale Farm supplies a wide range of products into the retail, foodservice, ingredients and sports nutrition markets globally. An agreement was signed with Dale Farm on 21st August 2019
Previous Prosperity Agreements
Ulster Support Employment Ltd
Usel is Northern Ireland’s largest provider of supported employment for people with disabilities and health related conditions. An agreement was signed with Usel on 15 February 2018
Granville Ecopark Ltd
Granville Ecopark Ltd is the largest Enhanced Anaerobic Digestion facility in Northern Ireland, producing renewable energy and fertiliser from their site in Granville Industrial Estate
EP Kilroot and EP Ballylumford (formerly AES UK & Ireland)
Northern Ireland's largest electricity generator. An agreement was reached and signed on 16 June 2017
John Thompson and Sons
John Thompson and Sons operate Europe’s largest and most advanced feed mill in Belfast. An agreement was reached and signed with the agency on 27 July 2015.
Linden Foods and Linergy
Linden Foods is a food processing plant and Linergy is an animal by-product rendering facility, both based in the Granville Industrial site in Dungannon. They signed an agreement with the agency in August 2014.
Lafarge Tarmac
Lafarge Tarmac is a cement production company based just outside of Cookstown. An agreement between Lafarge Tarmac and NIEA was signed on 5 March 2015.
Further information
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