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	Grey is the new Green DSF’s new mentorship program targets recently retired workers in order to create a network of experienced professionals who can consult small and medium enterprises on how to adapt their businesses to meet the sustainability challenge. Read more


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	Many Schools around the world are currently addressing the sustainability challenge in a variety of ways. The following initiatives outline three successful models of sustainability the Dusseldorp Skills Forum have investigated. Learn More.


EPA Victoria, Ecological Footprint Calculator http://www.epa.vic.gov.au/ecologicalfootprint/calculators/default.asp View All Skills for Sustainability Resources


Read about the latest Skills for Sustainability Projects here.

Y Green Project

Watch the Y Green team at work - a residential sustainability project where young people are trained and subsequently employed to conduct home sustainability consultations in their local community.

Sustain Ability at WorldSkills

We meet Apprentice sparkie Samuel Baker from Cobar, who is conributing to Sustainability Place DSF. With other TAFE students, we see Samuel building a wind generator - and we see just how green WorldSkills can be!

A WorldSkills Sustainable World

WorldSkills CEO, Mark Callaghan talks about how the Australian competition is leading the way internationally with an environmentally sustainable competition.

Carbon Footprint at WorldSkills

Here we see ‘The Green Team’ in action, learning with Event Management student, Marguerite Boman, as she conducts an environmental-sustainability survey of the Floristry department, creating data for the WorldSkills Australia ‘Carbon Footprint’. Margie believes that Event Managers have a part to play in the future environmental sustainability of the planet.

Skills for Sustainability – Vehicle Painting, A Skills One Video

Find out how vehicle painting is embracing the sustainability challenge and using new technologies and processes at the 2008 WorldSkills Australia National Competition in Sydney. Winner of the Skills for Sustainability Award!

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