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Author: Laura Meijer

SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy – Why it is Important for businesses in Australia

For many in the built environment, the conversation around sustainability is limited to carbon and energy; it is assumed that sustainability equates solely with environmental concerns. However, the UN SDGs […]

SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation – why it is important for businesses in Australia

For many in the built environment, the conversation around sustainability is limited to carbon and energy; it is assumed that sustainability equates solely with environmental concerns. However, the UN SDGs […]

SDG 5: Gender Equality – Why it is important for businesses in Australia

sdg5 - Gender equality

This week we will be discussing SDG 5: Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. This goal will first be elaborated with the help of three targets of this goal.  

SDG 4: Quality Education – Why it matters to businesses in Australia

For many in the built environment, the conversation around sustainability is limited to carbon and energy; it is assumed that sustainability equates solely with environmental concerns. However, the UN SDGs […]

SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – Why it matters to businesses in Australia

For many in the built environment, the conversation around sustainability is limited to carbon and energy; it is assumed that sustainability equates solely with environmental concerns. However, the UN SDGs […]

SDG 2: Zero Hunger – Why it matters to business in Australia

SDG 2: Zero Hunger. One in six Australians experiences food stress. This blog explains why it matters and what you can do as a business.

SDG 1: No poverty – Why it matters to businesses in Australia

SDG 1: No poverty. This article explains what it means and how business can have an impact on reducing poverty in Australia.

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