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Sustainability

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Environmental economics
Conservation funding
Sustainability and the environment
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Conversations on school-community learning partnerships for sustainability


Between 2009 and 2011, the School–Community Learning Partnerships for Sustainability Project explored the ways in which schools and communities can work together to achieve sustainability outcomes. The project involved seventeen schools and early childhood centres and their communities in developing case studies of their collaborations. The research project has now been completed. One important outcome...
Report

Tomorrow's suburbs: building flexible neighbourhoods


This report recommends ways to make our new suburbs, shopping centres and homes more adaptable to change, without imposing undue costs on current residents. We can do many things now to ensure that our newest suburbs are flexible enough to thrive for decades to come.
Report

VEIL Ballarat centre structural plan


This report looks at the future development in Ballarat, Victoria. New forms of urban planning, housing and also transport and use of natural resouces are some of the major topics covered.
Report

Our future world: global megatrends that will change the way we live


This CSIRO report discusses the possible ways the environment and natural resources will be used in the future and how society and culture will accommodate and adjust to these changes.
Report

Culture and sustainability: Exploring the nexus in the context of globalizing Asian cities


Using the case study of Singapore, this paper presents a simple methodological framework to evaluate how well a city is doing in harnessing culture's potential contribution to urban sustainability. Benchmarks, Best Practices and Framework for Sustainable Urban Development Research Objectives – To advance the knowledge of sustainable urban development through multi-disciplinary research. – To identify...