Join South Pole for a breakfast workshop on climate transition plans - CTPs. Learn what a climate transition plan is, why you should care about another acronym and how to get started. Understand how it fits into and builds on existing reporting requirements and sustainability strategy. Unpack common challenges and how we might overcome them to really transition your business to a net-zero pathway that delivers real-economy emissions reductions whilst managing climate transition risks.

This event explores strategies for reducing emissions in the built environment, improving energy efficiency, and integrating sustainable design. Keynotes and panels will cover: - Decarbonisation and net-zero targets - Passive design for heat management - Reducing embodied carbon in construction - Smart infrastructure technologies - Nature-based solutions for urban cooling Attendees will gain insights from industry leaders and case studies, focusing on practical solutions for a more sustainable built environment

Join AGIN and South Pole for a breakfast panel on urban greening and biodiversity. Featuring City of Sydney’s Councillor Jess Miller, Prof. Sebastian Pfautsch (Western Sydney University’s heat expert), and leading urban greening implementers and wisdom keepers, this discussion will explore what’s needed, what’s happening, and what’s working in regenerating our cities. Discover how organisations and cities can improve green space, measure biodiversity impact, and align with the guidance from the Taskforce for Nature Related Financial Disclosures, with real-world examples from industry leaders.

We have fossil fuel industry creating fake news. The Catalysing Tribes keynote is to inspire what's possible and how we can all act to come together. And also share the new industries being created in the Wellbeing Economy.

Dr. Kate Dodds (Chief Technical Officer at Corporate Carbon Group) is passionate about safeguarding ecosystem function amidst global change. In her work, Kate advocates for the implementation of nature-based emissions reduction and removals solutions which maximise carbon, environmental and social benefits. Kate, among a panel of interesting perspectives, will argue the case for carbon projects being key to achieving our 30x30 conservation goals touching on: *How private protected areas provide a mechanism to conserve natural and cultural heritage while conducting sustainable economic activities. *How Australian landholders can contribute to conservation targets while undertaking economic and social development activities. *Recent improvements to private protected areas. *How carbon projects can help us achieve important biodiversity outcomes. About Kate: At Corporate Carbon Kate implements nature-based emissions reduction and removals solutions which maximise carbon, environmental and social benefits. Kate holds a PhD in Marine ecology (Macquarie University), a MSc in Oceanography (University of Cape Town), a BSc (hons) in Ichthyology (Rhodes University) and a BSc in Environmental Science (University of Cape Town). *NB: We would value CAW's support in gathering some of the fellow speakers for the debate. *NB: This debate would be suitable as a live event, or a virtual or hybrid event. If it is a live event, we would require CAW's assistance in securing additional event speakers. If a virtual or hybrid, we could source some speaking talent. *NB: Also, if there is a similarly themed CAW event, we are happy to join it and put Kate forward as a speaker rather than host our own.

Join us for an engaging session featuring local Sustainability Business Award winners and SBN members as they share their journeys in building impactful, sustainable businesses. Hear firsthand about the challenges they’ve tackled, the successes they’ve achieved, and the key lessons they’ve learned along the way. There will be plenty of time for discussion, questions, and connecting with like-minded professionals over drinks & nibbles. Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired and expand your sustainability network!

Join us for an evening of celebration, connection, and collaboration, featuring: A screening of CALD-led, community-powered climate action. Celebration of culturally diverse climate leaders – meet them and hear their inspiring stories firsthand! A panel discussion with CALD climate leaders, exploring the power of diversity and how we can work together to create a better future. Opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals passionate about diverse, equitable and inclusive climate action.

Join BCSD Australia, We Mean Business Coalition and and industry and civil society leaders in a discussion on enhancing Australia's Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) by 2035. This webinar will delve into ambitious targets, necessary policies, and the role of private sector investment in climate action. Key segments include expert panels, interactive Q&A, and strategic next steps towards global climate commitments.

Hosted by BCSDA, Blue Sana and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, this event will highlight how businesses can contribute to global decarbonisation efforts, featuring discussions on policy integration, sustainable procurement, and cross-sector collaboration. Join industry leaders and sustainability experts as we explore innovative approaches to reduce carbon footprints and meet global climate targets through radical value chain transformation