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ISC paper on environmental sustainability

The 11 Industry Skills Councils (ISCs) have released a report outlining their response to the question of environmental sustainability.

As a collective, the ISCs are concerned at the absence of an overarching picture and broad understanding of how the skills relating to sustainable practice are being developed and embedded within industry.

The ISCs have commissioned this report into the drivers and sensitivities of industry�s shift towards sustainable practice, and what work is already in place by ISCs to support the shift.

The report incorporates a collective response, as well as individual responses from each ISC. It aims to support good policy formation on a complex issue.

To view the full report visit www.isc.org.au

This page was generated on 29 September, 2009

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