Service proposition
Virtual or Outsourced Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO)
Australian boards, executives, staff, shareholders, and stakeholders are increasingly seeking confidence from organisations on how they are managing the opportunities and emerging risks in the transition to a more sustainable and resilient economy. In addition, with new requirements entering the Corporations Act 2001 on climate disclosures from 2024, the Australian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy being drafted, the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB IFRS S2) and ESG as standard practice in Due Diligence, the time has come for organisations to act. A CSO can support boards and executive teams on taking a long-term view from a sustainability perspective, facilitating the opportunities, and reducing the risks associated.
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ESG Investment Ready Infrastructure
With increased transparency comes increased expectations. In the face of global environmental and social challenges, stakeholders at all levels are increasingly focusing on how programs, projects and assets can deliver improved outcomes on environmental, social and governance issues (ESG). For infrastructure projects, government regulators, treasury officials, private investors and stakeholders are factoring ESG into approvals, business cases, financial decision making, procurement and benefit expectations.
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Urban Systems Advisory
Cities and precincts are inherently complex with multiple physical systems, stakeholders and drivers. They also never begin and never end. In the future we seek better social, environmental, economic and cultural outcomes. There is an opportunity to drive change and influence value through considering these desired outcomes over the short, medium and long term. The services in this area are around framing the preferred future state, and working with stakeholders to facilitate the desired outcomes.
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