Online Drop-in Sessions for Your Suggestions on the Climate Change Commission Report
We would love to hear your feedback or suggestions to include in FMANZ's recommendations for the Climate Change Commission Report. We’ll be running several online drop-in sessions on Tuesday 30 May and Thursday 1 June. Click on the button below for more details on how to join.
Start
30 May 2023 09:00am
End
01 Jun 2023 03:30pm
Member Cost
Complimentary
Non-Member Cost
Complimentary
Event Type
Online Event
Location
Online
Course Level
Entry
No Registration Required
Event Description
Online Drop-in Sessions for Your Suggestions on the Climate Change Commission Report
To register your interest for one of the sessions, drop us a line at advocacy@fmanz.org.
Our sector is at the centre of the most pressing issue of our times. Our facilities, and our facilities managers, including you, have a vital role to play.
Our buildings and facilities will increasingly face the brunt of storms and floods which have been fueled by climate change pollution. And much of that pollution is caused by the very buildings which are in the crosshairs.
The recently released Climate Change Commission report reflects this, with much of it relevant to our mahi, and our facilities. The report is the latest advice to the government detailing how New Zealand should be reducing emissions between 2026 and 2030.
There’s an entire chapter on the built environment, and other sections too which will impact our work, on transport and electric vehicles, and on waste and fluorinated gases.
The draft advice and recommendations are open for consultation until 20 June.
FMANZ will be making a submission, and we’d love to hear any feedback or suggestions you think we should include.
We’ll be running the following drop-in sessions online next week:
Tuesday 30 May – 9.00 - 9.30am
Tuesday 30 May – 12.30 - 1.00pm
Thursday 1 June – 3.00 - 3.30pm
To register your interest for one of the sessions, drop us a line at advocacy@fmanz.org.
To register your interest for one of the sessions, drop us a line at advocacy@fmanz.org.
Our sector is at the centre of the most pressing issue of our times. Our facilities, and our facilities managers, including you, have a vital role to play.
Our buildings and facilities will increasingly face the brunt of storms and floods which have been fueled by climate change pollution. And much of that pollution is caused by the very buildings which are in the crosshairs.
The recently released Climate Change Commission report reflects this, with much of it relevant to our mahi, and our facilities. The report is the latest advice to the government detailing how New Zealand should be reducing emissions between 2026 and 2030.
There’s an entire chapter on the built environment, and other sections too which will impact our work, on transport and electric vehicles, and on waste and fluorinated gases.
The draft advice and recommendations are open for consultation until 20 June.
FMANZ will be making a submission, and we’d love to hear any feedback or suggestions you think we should include.
We’ll be running the following drop-in sessions online next week:
Tuesday 30 May – 9.00 - 9.30am
Tuesday 30 May – 12.30 - 1.00pm
Thursday 1 June – 3.00 - 3.30pm
To register your interest for one of the sessions, drop us a line at advocacy@fmanz.org.
