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2019-05-07 P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Sustainability Institute - Concepts and Options Report
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Support community improvement that is fair for people and respectful of the environment.
Work with a diverse range of clients and stakeholders to assess and design systems,
technologies and policies for local development, optimise tangible and intangible resources and
deliver social innovation.
Human centred approach.
Future scenario development, scenario analysis, case studies, seminars, workshops,
publications on all topics concerning sustainable development.
Finding ways of living that sustain rather than destroy the eco-system in which society is
embedded.
International living and learning centres.
Some focus from infant right through to adult.
Flagship projects for demonstration of how green technologies can be used appropriately in a
variety of environments and socio-economic status.
Consultancy work.
Non-profit trusts; independent think tanks.
Funding through government departments, and collaborations with private investors and other
research groups, as well as international academic institutions and multilateral and bilateral
organisations.
Some run as small businesses – offering education programs in sustainable principles for
schools, government, businesses, householders and not for profits.
Home sustainability assessments.
Clients include local, state and federal government, businesses and key community
organisations.
Offer ‘action learning’ programs, focus groups, surveys, interviews.
Training in management tools, processes and systems with regards to sustainability.
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