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Оглавление‘Resilience’, ‘capacity’, the ‘knowledge economy’, ‘productivity’ – these are the buzzwords of today.
At the same time they are both pathways to, and products of, sustainability.
Consider one of the global economy’s biggest sectors – construction. Imagine it transforming into a pan-disciplinary industry of professionals committed to continual learning toward ever-improving delivery of environmental, social and economic outcomes. A dream?
Think again.
Find out how Auckland made it happen, what others have done, and how you can do it too.
Over 20 years of erosion and sediment control training have created a new profession of environmental managers adding bottom-line value to the construction sector; a profession that is educated, dedicated and mobile, building and transferring knowledge and skills between the commercial, government and community sectors; a profession that is increasingly stepping up to its role in a vibrant restoration economy.
Directly transferable to other sectors, whether government, commercial or not-for-profit, these learnings will help you work with key partners within and beyond your own group or organization to sustain our environment, our communities and our economy at the same time.
I wish you every success – and lots of fun along the way.
