The Victorian Greenhouse Alliances Annual Conference is the highest profile local government climate change conference in Australia.
It brings together Victorian local government councillors, executive leaders and officers, working on and interested in climate change projects and advocacy. Victoria councils started working together to form Greenhouse Alliances over 20 years ago, and they have been leading on climate action ever since.
The most recent conference was in April 2022 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. The Victorian Greenhouse Alliances again partnered with the Council Alliance for a Sustainable Built Environment (CASBE) to bring you a conference on what government action on climate change could look like in this next critical decade. Together we explored a wide range of topics from getting off gas, to rural and regional industry transitions, tackling business emissions, carbon offsetting, land use planning, embedding climate change in council planning, the cost of adaptation, the intersections of climate and health, and more.
You can download the presentations by navigating to the relevant session of the online programme.
It brings together Victorian local government councillors, executive leaders and officers, working on and interested in climate change projects and advocacy. Victoria councils started working together to form Greenhouse Alliances over 20 years ago, and they have been leading on climate action ever since.
The most recent conference was in April 2022 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. The Victorian Greenhouse Alliances again partnered with the Council Alliance for a Sustainable Built Environment (CASBE) to bring you a conference on what government action on climate change could look like in this next critical decade. Together we explored a wide range of topics from getting off gas, to rural and regional industry transitions, tackling business emissions, carbon offsetting, land use planning, embedding climate change in council planning, the cost of adaptation, the intersections of climate and health, and more.
You can download the presentations by navigating to the relevant session of the online programme.
Supported by the Victorian Government and funded through the Sustainability Fund Supporting Our Regions to Adapt program.
