Bentley initiative publishes first-ever impact report

Bentley has published the first-ever Impact Report from the Bentley Environmental Foundation (BEF), marking a significant milestone on the second anniversary of the award-winning initiative.

Guided by three strategic pillars: Protect and Regenerate Nature, Enable Changemakers, and Drive Innovative Solutions Towards Decarbonisation, the BEF has supported 18 projects across 14 countries, benefitting over 636,000 people, and delivering over 1,622 targeted activities.

Closer to home, BEF renewed its partnership with The Rivers Trust to continue its efforts to restore and regenerate the Valley Brook River in Crewe, home to Bentley's headquarters

Other key milestones include the planting of 200,000 mangrove trees in Kenya and the funding of 26 new green spaces across the U.K.

The BEF has also renewed its partnership with The Rivers Trust to continue its efforts to restore and regenerate the Valley Brook River in Crewe, home to Bentley's headquarters. Following a successful first phase in 2024, the new stage of the project will focus on the Macon Meadows area in partnership with Mersey Rivers Trust.

Bentley has also said that further partners for its initiative will be announced later in 2025.