NABERS Waste Industry Webinar - The Role Buildings Play in Accelerating Australia's Circular Economy Transition

Global GreenTag International joins with NABERS and GECA to provide an informative discussion and solutions to assist the Australian build industry shift into the Circular Economy

As part of the 2024 AWRE Seminar program, NABERS (the National Australian Built Environment Rating System) curated Built Environment Speakers Series stream titled "The Role Buildings Play in Accelerating Australia's Circular Economy Transition" with Global GreenTag's involvement. It has been decided to update the findings from the program and bring the speaking team back together for a webinar you don't want to miss.

During the AWRE seminar program, NABERS, GECA (Good Environmental Choice) and Global GreenTag International shared data, case studies and real-world insights to help decision makers understand how every building, regardless of size and budget, has the potential to implement meaningful change by connecting the dots between design and construction, fit out, operations, collections and resource recovery.

For the benefit of stakeholders who could not attend AWRE and asked for the topic to be reprised, it was decided to extend the program to a broader group. We now invite you to attend a Waste Industry Webinar and join the team of Alexandra Lomo Melian from NABERS, David Baggs from Global GreenTag and Josh Begbie from GECA - returning to talk more on the following topics:

• What have we learned and what's on the horizon? Using 5 years of NABERS Waste data and our unique position in the resource recovery space to look back at what the last few years have taught us and what lies ahead.
• Recent and upcoming policy movements impacting the waste and resource recovery industry.

The role that buildings are currently playing in Australia's transition to a circular economy and how we can accelerate this transition.

REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR HERE

ABOUT GLOBAL GREENTAG INTERNATIONAL:

Global GreenTag™ International Pty Ltd assesses products for all aspects of impacts on human health, ethical labour supply and the environment. The company was established in 2010 as a third party verified Conformance Conformity Assessment Body that conducts the award winning Global GreenTagCert™ certification program, and a third party, multi-criteria, consensus based and externally verified Type 1 Ecolabelling Program that complies and operates under strict International Standards. Global GreenTag is legally approved as a Certification Mark operator by the ACCC in Australia and by equivalent government agencies in NZ, USA, Canada, and South Africa.

Global GreenTag websites and all marketing collateral for every product certified by Global GreenTag is verified as 'fit for purpose' and compliant with ISO 14021. What's more, Global GreenTag's governance and its own external verification and certification against standards such as ISO 14024 (Ecolabelling), ISO 17065 (Conformance Assessment) and ISO 9001 (Quality Management) among others, is unparalleled.

Voted one of the Top 100 Most Trusted Brands in Australia for 3 years running, Global GreenTag currently has more than 20,000 products in certification by over 250 manufacturers with factories in more than 20 countries. Global GreenTag™ certified products are determined as healthy for use using the best science available, with the results being peer reviewed by highly qualified, external consultant Toxicologists.