CRC for Low Carbon Living
released 29 November 2017
The CRCLCL has now completed the fifth year of its seven-year term and many of the research projects it supports have already contributed to the development of next-generation, low-carbon
materials and technologies, and are guiding government towards resilient, sustainable cities of the future.
released 22 November 2017
ClimateWorks is proud to share our latest impact report, titled ‘Building Momentum’. It covers many of our key achievements over the 2016-2017 financial year, which contributed to forward momentum towards our ‘net zero emissions by 2050’ future. As the report shows, ClimateWorks continues to deliver impact both through collaborative projects and our own initiatives.
released 13 November 2017
Our 2017 Sustainability Report explores our sustainability performance over the past year. It outlines how we have engaged with our stakeholders to identify, prioritise and manage environmental, social and governance themes to continue to create value for our customers, our people, our communities, and make a positive impact on the environment in which we operate.
released 09 November 2017
The Report provides insights into Westpac Group’s sustainability performance across a series of social, environmental and economic performance indicators over the 2017 financial year, as well as an analysis of the current and emerging issues that matter most to our stakeholders.
released 18 October 2017
International non-profit, the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), has released its 20th anniversary annual report. Over the last two decades the MSC has worked with scientists, NGOs and the seafood industry to set a globally recognised benchmark for sustainable fishing.
released 18 October 2017
As Kathmandu celebrates our 30th anniversary this year, we’ve had a chance to reflect on how we’ve evolved as a company. This report demonstrates how our aspirations for sustainable practice have matured over the last three decades.
released 16 October 2017
Brambles, the global supply-chain logistics company operating in more than 60 countries, primarily through the CHEP and IFCO brands, has published its Sustainability Review for the
2017 Financial Year (FY17). The Review includes updates on CHEP and IFCO’s sustainability programme and its progress towards its 2020 Sustainability Goals. These goals are based on the company’s Better Business, Better Planet, Better Communities, sustainability programme and are closely aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).