Delivering a Green Star project doesn’t have to mean managing a large, complex development with a significant sustainability budget. Across Australia, smaller community buildings, libraries, sporting facilities and regional government projects are successfully achieving Green Star certification while working within tight budgets, lean project teams and local supply chain constraints.

This webinar will explore how more straightforward projects can achieve meaningful sustainability outcomes and Green Star certification. Through real project examples and insights from project teams, we’ll discuss the practical decisions, stakeholder relationships and delivery approaches that help embed sustainability from planning through to completion.

What you’ll learn:
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
•    Identify the key factors that contribute to successful Green Star outcomes on smaller-scale projects, from planning through to delivery.
•    Understand how clients, consultants, contractors and Green Star Accredited Professionals can work together to achieve sustainability objectives within budget and resource constraints.
•    Recognise common challenges faced by regional and local project teams and apply practical approaches to overcoming them.
•    Apply practical strategies for incorporating sustainability requirements into procurement, contracts and project governance.
•    Explore lessons learned from the Maribyrnong Civic and Community Building and other community, sporting and small commercial projects to apply proven Green Star delivery strategies in projects

Join our speakers:
•    Ben Pakulsky, Project Manager, Ireland Brown Constructions
•    Lauren Henderson, Project Lead – Major Projects, Maribyrnong City Council
•    Matthew Cuppleditch, Technical Principal, dsquared consulting
•    Katy Dean, Senior Policy Adviser, Green Building Council of Australia
•    Eliza Morawska, Engagement Lead, Green Building Council of Australia

Ideal for: 
This course is designed for local, regional and state government professionals involved in capital works, infrastructure delivery and community asset projects. It is also relevant to facilities and property professionals, as well as architects, engineers and sustainability consultants supporting public sector and smaller-scale developments. Builders, contractors and project managers responsible for community facilities, libraries, sporting facilities and civic buildings will also benefit.