Meeting the sustainability challenge | Clare Feeney, Environment and Sustainability Strategic Training Institute
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Meeting the sustainability challenge | Clare Feeney, Environment and Sustainability Strategic Training Institute
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About this listen
Clare is an award-winning environmental expert and sustainability strategist.
Key takeaways
- Although widely used, sustainability is a jargonistic word which is not immediately self-explanatory. ‘Wellbeing’ (social, indigenous, economic and environmental) is a term people can more closely relate to, measure and understand
- If the key project evaluation tools are economic (GDP contribution/IRR), the infrastructure delivered will prioritise these requirements (at the expense of broader long-term wellbeing)
- Government is responsible for setting the strategic wellbeing framework for large scale capital projects – the market then delivers to these standards. However, pressure from the business sector remains a key driver of business and government wellbeing practices
- The shift to a wellbeing (or sustainable) approach requires a top-down and bottom-up cultural shift. This can only be achieved through focused, structured and timely wellbeing training
Episode references:
- https://nz.linkedin.com/in/clare-feeney-b96926b
- https://www.clarefeeney.com/
- https://esst.institute/
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