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The business case for sustainability: Q&A with SLR’s Emma Elbaum
SBC is delivering a series of guides on the fundamentals of sustainability, covering topics ranging from sustainability strategies through to nature and biodiversity. As part of this series, we caught up with our members to get their insights on some of the different...![2024 Better Futures: 3 opportunities for business to harness](https://sbc.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Better-Futures-Hero-Image-2024-new-logo-SQUARE.png-1080x675.jpg)
2024 Better Futures: 3 opportunities for business to harness
Jay Crangle, Head of ESG On 22 March, Kantar and SBC launched the 15th edition of the Better Futures Report, which tracks consumer perspectives on environmental and social issues over time. The results of this year’s report revealed an ever-growing group of...![Sustainability Leadership Programme: Thoughts from Nicole Schlichting](https://sbc.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/SLP-2023.png)
Sustainability Leadership Programme: Thoughts from Nicole Schlichting
Nicole Schlichting, Senior Communications Advisor at SBC, participated in the 2023 Sustainability Leadership Programme (SLP) alongside more than 45 other leaders looking to push the sustainability agenda in their organisations. The course, run in partnership between...![SBC partners with MoT to deliver feasibility study focused on decarbonising heavy freight](https://sbc.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Freight-Media-Release-Website-tile.png)
SBC partners with MoT to deliver feasibility study focused on decarbonising heavy freight
The Sustainable Business Council (SBC) has partnered with Te Manatū Waka Ministry of Transport (MoT) to deliver a feasibility study looking into developing a New Zealand-wide mechanism to assist in decarbonising the heavy transport sector. The study, released today,...![Lack of capability training remains a significant barrier for sustainability professionals](https://sbc.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/People-3-1080x675.png)
Lack of capability training remains a significant barrier for sustainability professionals
New research into New Zealand’s sustainability profession has found most sustainability professionals are reasonably confident in their current ability to do their role. However, only half of them believe their current capability development is enough for their future...![SBC welcomes significant announcement to reduce emissions](https://sbc.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Advocacy-website.png)
SBC welcomes significant announcement to reduce emissions
The Sustainable Business Council (SBC) is welcoming the Government’s move to partner with NZ Steel to reduce emissions through co-funding the installation of an Electric Arc Furnace at the Glenbrook steel factory.
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Cost of living #1 concern for Kiwis – concern about climate remains stable but commitment to living sustainably drops
New research confirms the rising cost of living is putting increasing pressure on New Zealanders, with commitment to sustainable living taking a backseat. 72% of respondents to Kantar’s 2023 Better Futures report, released today in conjunction with the...![2023 Insights on New Zealand Sustainability Professionals survey launches](https://sbc.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/SPR-media-release.png)
2023 Insights on New Zealand Sustainability Professionals survey launches
Oxygen Consulting, in partnership with Auckland University of Technology (AUT), the Sustainable Business Council (SBC), and the Sustainable Business Network (SBN), have launched their fourth annual survey on the sustainability profession in New Zealand and are inviting eligible participants to take part.
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