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Green TeamThe Green Team
In an effort to address challenges around environmental sustainability and skills Dusseldorp Skills Forum and WorldSkills Australia are working together on an innovative project – the Green Team! The Green Team comprising of young Sydney Institute of TAFE Event Management Students and University of NSW Environment Students will be trained and skilled to conduct an Initial Environmental Review. An Environmental Management Plan (EMP) will guide the Review, allowing the Green Team’s work to conform to internationally recognised ISO14004 standards. Learn more about the Green Team.
 
dott07Dott07 Investigation
Dott 07 (Designs of the Times 2007) is a joint initiative of the Design Council UK and ONE North East (Regional Development Corporation). Dott 07 focused on regional engagement in the North East region of England (centred around Newcastle-on-Tyne) and used the design process as a tool to develop sustainable solutions to local issues. Dott 07’s Eco Design Challenge asked Year 8 students across North East England two questions: ‘How big is your school’s ecological footprint?’ and ‘What design steps would make it smaller?’ The project, which was designed to tie in with the UK National Curriculum, encouraged Year 8 students to channel their creativity into redesigning an element of their school, with the objective of reducing their ecological and carbon footprint. Learn more about the Dott07 Investigation.
 
Y GreenY Green
Inspired by the Californian Youth Energy Services project, the Y Green project aims to engage a range of key stakeholders to develop a residential sustainability project where young people are trained and subsequently employed to conduct home sustainability consultations in their local community. With one fifth of Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions coming from households, this project focuses on behaviour change in energy and water use in households. Learn more about Y Green.
 
     
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