About
The Local SDGs Program was launched in January 2019
We develop robust pathways towards future-proofing Australian communities and enabling people and nature to prosper and thrive.
Blog
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RT @LocalSDGs: Participatory modelling + stakeholder engagement are paramount in achieving transformational socio-economic and environmenta… -
RT @LocalSDGs: Participatory modelling + stakeholder engagement are paramount in achieving transformational socio-economic and environmenta… -
Using 2 case studies we propose a unifying framework for the diversity of participatory methods + collaborators in… https://t.co/Tw3a8hz830 -
Participatory modelling + stakeholder engagement are paramount in achieving transformational socio-economic and env… https://t.co/18yaQZ4JQV
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RT @globalcompactAU: Every year, the average Australian uses 130kg of plastic, and only 9% of it gets recycled! At our #MGGLB Forum, we’re…
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Engagement
We run workshops and meetings with the local community, stakeholders and experts to ensure the best project outcomes.
Otways
Projects
Communities, including our two case study areas (i.e. the Forrest/Otways and Goulburn-Murray regions), are asking how can they be more resilient, adaptive, cleaner, greener, manage risks, and cope with surprises? We are helping to answer this and other questions using state-of-the-art computational and participatory approaches.
Partners
This project is made possible through strong collaboration between Deakin University, Monash University, The Ian Potter Foundation and co-investment from DELWP in Geelong (Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning) | North Central Catchment Management Authority(NCCMA) | and the Forest & District Community Group.
BLOG: PhD Reihaneh Bandari describes the research and challenges to identify local sustainability goals in her Goulburn-Murray case study