"Fixing the international-shaped hole in sustainability strategies" - insights from the team at IESG
Episode description
In this episode Claire is joined by three of the founders of the International Education Sustainability Group (IESG) - Will Archer, Ailsa Lamont and Emily O'Callaghan. They've been working with co-founder Nannette Ripmeester on developing the Climate Action Barometer for International Education (CABie): https://ie-sg.org/cabie/
The Barometer launched in late July and has the support of the following founding partners in Australia and New Zealand: https://ie-sg.org/#ourpartners
- Charles Darwin University
- Curtin University
- Flinders University
- Navitas
- The University of Newcastle
- The University of Sydney
- University of Auckland
- University of Tasmania
- Western Sydney University
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