Green Industries SA

Green Industries SA was proud to support Distillers South Australia in their development of their Introduction to sustainability in distilling training modules. These modules will serve as a pathway for SA’s distilling industry to continue growing and improving in the sustainability space. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gvUE9wM6

Green Industries SA is proud to support the Adelaide Central Market Authority’s Trader Sustainability Program.   Through our Business Sustainability Program and Lead-Educate-Assist-Promote (LEAP) grants, GISA has awarded $100,000 for the program, which will see best practice sustainability guides and training modules developed for traders in the Adelaide Central Market, and will support traders to make informed business decisions on food waste, energy efficiency, sustainable purchasing, customer engagement, and store fit-out – accelerating sustainable change, and SA’s transition to a circular economy.   Our LEAP Grants are now open for application until 28 March 2025. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gEXCFvd5

Green Industries SA has partnered with Collab4Good for the fourth year running to deliver the Circular Impact Accelerator – a program designed to help South Australians develop innovative circular economy social enterprises.   If you have an idea for a purpose-first enterprise with a circular economy focus, and want refine it with support from local and national experts, this is the opportunity for you.   The program is supported by the Business For Good Network (BFGN) and StartSomeGood, and participation is FREE.   Applications close on Sunday 16 March at 8 pm.   Hear from past participants: https://lnkd.in/gW6UGPcE   Learn more and apply today: https://lnkd.in/gENdYBv6

Yesterday, we launched our agency's first Reconciliation Action Plan. GISA staff and members of the GISA Board were joined by the Hon. Dr Susan Close MP, Deputy Premier and Minister for Climate, Environment and Water, CEO of Reconciliation SA Jason Downs, Aunty Elaine Magias, Maureen and Naomi Humes-Hicks of Spirit in Unity, artist Karen Briggs, and other key stakeholders who have supported our agency on its reconciliation journey to this point. The launch of our Reflect RAP is an essential step that will help Green Industries SA to lead a just and inclusive transition to a circular economy in South Australia. Our staff are dedicated to fostering and strengthening relationships with First Nations peoples, communities, and organisations through our work, and are committed to promoting Reconciliation with our stakeholders and playing an active role in addressing the wrongs of the past. View our RAP: https://lnkd.in/gV-rpade Images: Edoardo Crismani

Green Industries SA, in partnership with Charitable Reuse Australia, has launched the SA Reuse Data Study to gather information on the environmental, economic, and social impacts of the reuse sector in SA. The findings will provide insights into the value and contribution of the reuse sector and help accelerate efforts towards waste and circular economy goals. All South Australian reuse organisations are encouraged to participate. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g2Suzh2h

Our Circular Infrastructure Grants and Circular Business and Market Development Grants are now open for application until 31 January 2025. Circular Infrastructure Grants are available to South Australian businesses and local governments that recover, handle and process recyclable materials with the opportunity to invest in equipment, technology and processes to respond to the prevailing market conditions. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gXkpeqJK The Circular Business and Market Development Grant program aims to assist businesses, local authorities, industry groups, not-for-profit organisations, social enterprises and research institutions to accelerate transition to a more circular economy. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g6mAWmTq

Are you interested in improving business productivity? Delivering on your ESG objectives? Or are you looking to transition to retirement, but want to explore alternatives? Employee ownership is a strategy that can support all of these goals. Register now for this FREE event, where Employee Ownership expert Graeme Nuttall OBE will share insights and answer your questions. When: Friday 6 December, 7:30am to 9:30am Where: SA Business Chamber, 136 Greenhill Road, Unley Register: https://lnkd.in/eJpeDQwT    Hosted by the SA Business Chamber and sponsored by Green Industries SA.

Saveful Wins the Victorian Premier’s Design Award for Digital Design!   We’re beyond excited to announce that Saveful has been awarded the Victorian Premier’s Design Award for Digital Design! 🎉   Being selected as the WINNER among 17 exceptional finalists is truly an honour and a moment of pride for our team.   This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible collaboration of our amazing partners and the talented team at Shadowboxer. Thank you for sharing our passion and dedication to empowering Australian families to save money, save food, and save time.   Here’s to designing solutions that make a meaningful impact! 🙌 #Saveful #SaveFood #SaveMoney #Sustainability #Impact #Collaboration Bega Group Birds Eye Chief Nutrition Gander Australia Good & Fugly Goodman Fielder Gumtree Group Nestlé OzHarvest Qantas Rabobank Australia SPC Global Ltd SunRice Group Yume Food Australia Green Industries SA Eat Well Tasmania Inc. Laurette Hargreaves Jessica Romeo Eleanor Henry Tim Brown Jonathan Englert Tim Smith Christine Fung Lucy Wilson Monique Llewellyn Tanya Thaw Lisa Wynan Kimberley Silva Peta Allsopp (MBA) Kylie Porter Katy Barfield OAM Matt Scales Jessica Wundke Jo Hombsch Steven McGrath Clare Monte Konrad Spilva Mike Chuter Kim McDonnell

Following my earlier post, here's one of our current LEAP Grants in action. Reach out to find out more 🙂 Thanks Colin Shearing for the pic and post & Nicole Gschwind for leading GISA's support of this work

Our Lead-Educate-Assist-Promote (LEAP) grants are now open for application to industry associations, peak industry bodies, registered business groups, and organisations who want to take the ‘leap’ in advancing a more sustainable and circular economy for South Australia. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gEXCFvd5