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| January 2023 |
| ISAP Monthly Bulletin |
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| Technical |
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| IS Impact Notes |
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| Modern Slavery |
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We are pleased to announce the release of the second edition of the IS Impact Notes: Modern Slavery. This impact note outlines how infrastructure projects can drive action - through leadership and management, sustainable procurement, materials sourcing, and workforce sustainability - to integrate an appropriate and effective modern slavery response with long-term impact. The IS Rating Scheme supports embedding modern slavery management actions, aligning with the UN SDG 5 Gender Equality, and UN SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth.
Click below to read the Modern Slavery IS Impact Note. |
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| Ratings |
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| Water Advisory Group |
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| IS Water Advisory Group |
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The recently established IS Water Advisory Group (ISWAG) has finalised its work plan, which focuses on exploring the benefits of IS ratings for water infrastructure - including new and existing assets.
ISWAG will look at the ROI to the sector and how to drive large-scale sustainability performance across all programs.
ISWAG will review water projects currently undergoing an IS rating, and national and international best practices and benchmarks, thus gaining insights that will be valuable within the member organisations and the sector more broadly.
ISWAG will make recommendations to the sector and the ISC by mid-2023.
IS Water Advisory Group is chaired by Rod Naylor, Global Water Lead at GHD, and its members are SA Water, Sydney Water (NSW), Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (VIC), Water Corporation (WA), Coliban Water (VIC), Sunwater (QLD), Parkes Shire Council (NSW), Wellington Water (NZ), Water Services Association of Australia, Aecom, Aurecon, KPMG, Mott MacDonald, and the ISC.
For more information on the ISWAG, please contact monique.isenheim@iscouncil.org |
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| Advocacy |
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| Member Coalitions |
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| Are you looking for an opportunity to drive sustainable outcomes across the industry and deliver on your organisation’s strategic goals? |
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| Member Coalitions |
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Join one of our member coalitions to be a part of the solution to some of the biggest issues facing our industry: Resilience, Climate Action and Circular Economy.
As part of an ISC member coalition your organisation will showcase your commitment to addressing climate change and your proactive approach. You will demonstrate compliance of working towards your ESG goals and will provide you with a competitive advantage.
Each member coalition will explore and identify opportunities and challenges in one of three focus areas: Resilience, climate Action and circular economy. Coalition member will then design and deploy a workplan creating solutions to address these issues. Making them part of a solution towards global climate change goals.
As a coalition member your organisation will also be provided with the opportunity to network and collaborate with other industry leaders and promotion your involvement more broadly.
Click below to find out more or email coalitions@iscouncil.org
to join today.
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| Western Australia Symposium |
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| We are delighted to announce that tickets for our Western Australia Symposium are now available to purchase. |
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| Western Australia Symposium. |
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This full-day conference will review recent project successes to provide the foundation for addressing the big issues facing our sector and how they impact people, the planet and the economy.
We'll be focusing on:
- Western Australia's Sustainable Infrastructure Pipeline
- The IS Rating Scheme - Case Studies and New Developments
- Contractors & Suppliers - Working in tandem to meet policy challenges and supplier solutions.
Join us for a day of compelling content and case studies followed by a networking function. |
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| Events |
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| ISC Connect New Zealand |
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| ConnectNZ Auckland, New Zealand, 2-3 May 2023. |
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Tickets now available
CONNECTNZ 2023 is your opportunity to listen, learn and lead sustainably. Focused on the major challenges of our time - climate change, inequality, resilience. Our sector must ensure that future infrastructure is fit-for-purpose. Our future will be defined by net zero, social value, natural capital and world-class infrastructure. The purpose of infrastructure is to enable people to thrive. We need to accelerate collaboration to deliver a positive impact for all. Collaboration is catalysed at CONNECTNZ.
Event Overview:
Tuesday, 2 May 2023:
Infrastructure Sustainability Accredited Professionals Day
Welcome Reception
Wednesday, 3 May 2023:
ConnectNZ
Networking Dinner |
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| Learning |
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| Upcoming Learning Courses |
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| IS v1.2 Design & As-Built Accreditation |
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| 14 February 2023 |
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| IS Rating Skills |
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| 21 & 23 February 2023 |
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| IS v2.1 Design & As-Built Accreditation |
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| 28 February 2023 |
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| Learning |
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| Upcoming Webinars |
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| Leading Culture Change FREE Intro Session Webinar |
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| 14 February | 1:00 PM (AEST) |
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| ISAP Webinar Project Commencement |
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| 24 February | 12:30 PM (AEST) |
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