Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability

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ACTS member institutions include universities, TAFEs and polytechnics throughout the Australasia region (Australia, New Zealand, the island of New Guinea and neighbouring Pacific Islands). In addition, corporate organisations, businesses, NGOs, higher education associations and government departments can join ACTS as corporate or affiliate members. See a list of our current [...]

Procurement and LiFE Workshops in February

Jimmy Brannigan from ESD Consulting/EAUC is coming back to Australia to facilitate a number of workshops pertaining two big aspects of the further and higher education sector: Sustainable Procurement and Performance Management and Improvement. Build on your skills and knowledge on these two big issues with the guidance of Jimmy’s [...]

ACTS collaboration for Rio+20 grows

The collaboration for Rio+20 continues to grow with 10 international associations now involved! As Rio+20 draws nearer, tertiary education associations are flocking to join ACTS, AASHE and EAUC to add more voices to the role further and higher education can play in realising sustainable development and poverty eradication. The list [...]

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Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability

Welcome to the online home of the Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability. ACTS is a non-profit member based organisation representing higher and further education institutions within Australia and New Zealand. ACTS aims to inspire, promote and support change towards best practice sustainability within the operations, curriculum and research of the tertiary education sector. ACTS seeks to build community and business partnerships at the local, regional and international level, in order to bring together a network of people for positive engagement, capacity building and change.

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2011 ACTS Annual Report – Read it now!

January 18th, 20120 comments

The 2011 ACTS Annual report has now been published and you can view it here. Please take a look today and share with all your colleagues! This report highlights all [...]

Carbon Pricing FAQs

November 29th, 20110 comments

What’s the carbon pollution reduction target? The target is to cut carbon pollution by at least 5 per cent compared with 2000 levels by 2020. Doesn’t sound like much? In [...]

November 22nd, 20110 comments

“As a Board member of the Environmental Association for Universities & Colleges (EAUC), I’ve been delighted to see the development of close links with both ACTS and our North American [...]

November 22nd, 20110 comments

The UK’s 2011 Green Gown Awards, hosted by journalist and presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy, was a resounding success and a fitting celebration for the pioneering environmental and sustainability initiatives that have [...]

October 25th, 20110 comments

On 17 Oct 2011 – 18 Oct 2011 Seoul, Republic of Korea played host to the Major Groups and Stakeholders Asia Pacific meeting feeding into the United Nations Conference on [...]

October 24th, 20110 comments

Friday 11th November 2011 2.30 – 4.30 pm Edith Cowan University Room: JO 1.447 (Council Chambers) Joondalup campus, Building 1, 4th floor With sustainability in mind, you may like to [...]

October 12th, 20110 comments

With the previous RD for South Australia – Jonathan Pheasant – moving to the ACTS Executive Board to be Vice-President Universities, ACTS is now seeking a new RD for this [...]

LiFE Website Launched

October 12th, 20110 comments

Development of the new performance management tool, appropriately called LiFE (or Learning in Future Environments), is due to launch in November with input and collaboration from colleagues across Australia, New [...]

October 12th, 20110 comments

The winners of the 2011 Green Gown Awards Australasia were announced at a fabulous dinner and award ceremony at the prestigious National Wine Centre of Australia, in Adelaide, South Australia [...]

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