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The Government Procurement rules lack clear and measurable sustainability commitments. It's up to businesses to push for change. Eco Choice Aotearoa is holding an in-person event to help Kiwi businesses influence the rules. We'll walk you through the issues you need to be aware of and provide guidance if you wish to make a submission on the issue. 

Join this webinar by the Better Buildings Partnership together with thinkstep-anz on how procurement can drive circularity. More organisations are using their buying power to boost sustainability - so suppliers need to keep up. Learn how to meet sustainability expectations and stay competitive in a changing market.

Discover the insights from the launch of the Voices of Aotearoa: Demand for Ethical Investment in New Zealand 2025 report, the 7th annual collaboration between Mindful Money and the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA). 

Sustainability is often framed as a solely ecological issue. But we cannot deny that it’s inextricably linked to social injustices like environmental racism, gender discrimination, and exclusion. These systemic inequalities tend to creep up in our workplaces too, from whose ideas are taken seriously to who is given access to leadership opportunities. If we want a just transition, we need policies, business models, and leadership that go beyond performative inclusion. In this 90 minute workshop, we'll explore how to foster workplaces with authentic representation and equitable opportunities using valuable insights and tangible actions from industry experts. 

Join us for an enlightening morning as we discuss how solar energy can help reduce costs and emissions for businesses, and contribute to a sustainable future for New Zealand.

Proxima is an approved GRI training partner and a member of the GRI Gold Community. This is an applied training session which means you’ll learn by applying the GRI Standards framework and concepts. By the end of the course, you will: Understand the GRI Standards framework and be able to explain it clearly to others Be able to apply the GRI concepts and framework to an organisation yourself Have the knowledge and skills to prepare a GRI Standards compliant report

Economic development is a major focus of the coalition government. Reforms purport to remove ‘red’ and ‘green’ tape. But at what cost? Improving regulatory settings is one thing, but New Zealander's will be concerned with changes that enable more freshwater pollution, loss of indigenous species and questionable developments. The EDS 2025 environmental summit will reframe the narrative.

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