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Victorians leading the transition to a circular economy have been recognised in the 2021 Premier’s Sustainability Awards.
Selected from six new categories that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the 35 finalists include a community group producing educational films on local flora and fauna; organisations implementing innovative renewable energy technologies; groups bringing people together through sustainability initiatives during the pandemic; and a tourism operator using new approaches to achieve sub-zero waste.
Two winners will be announced in each category: a Community Champion award recognising individual and small organisations, and an Industry Leader award celebrating medium and large organisations driving a sustainable future.
The finalists are listed below.
Community Champion Finalists
Industry Leader Finalists
Community Champion Finalists
Industry Leader Finalists
Community Champion Finalists
Industry Leader Finalists
Community Champion Finalists
Industry Leader Finalists
Community Champion Finalists
Industry Leader Finalists
Community Champion Finalists
Industry Leader Finalists
The 2021 winners will be announced at a live and interactive online ceremony on Tuesday, 23 November. Registration through Eventbrite is required to attend this free event.
Solar Victoria is the sponsor of this year’s Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy – Community Champion award category, one of six new categories developed for this year’s awards that recognises any individual or small organisation and includes small charities, childcare centres, kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, and local government.
Solar Victoria CEO Stan Krpan said, “This year’s finalists truly embody the spirit of sustainability and their entries have already gone a long way to cementing Victoria’s status as a renewable energy powerhouse.”
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