Impact Intervention
A New Approach for Victoria’s Support of Resource Recovery
Abstract
Where sustainability was once solely the domain of environmental activists, it now captures the attention of leaders in government, industry, and the community as a fundamental determinant of our wellbeing. While governments around the world are coalescing their efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change, minimize pollution, and address resource scarcity, these are often inconsistent and inadequate to address the sheer scale of the challenges, creating uncertainty and risk for business and communities. This reflects the nature of government and its need to balance the vast and varied interests of the electorate, while maintaining its stewardship of economic performance. Into this gap steps industry and our communities, whether for commercial or altruistic reasons, bringing their essential expertise and a new set of incentives to drive the needed change for sustainability.
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