Sustainability Priority Areas
Sustainability can be a challenging concept to turn into a business strategy. PACIA's Sustainability Leadership Framework helps PACIA members to focus on the key opportunities, and identifies 11 priority areas of action. However, every PACIA member is different, so the Framework provides the tools and resources to identify and prioritise the key areas relevant for each business.
In 2009/10 the Industry Priority Areas are:
| Energy and Greenhouse | |
| Water | |
| Health and Safety | |
| Community and Stakeholders | |
| Wastes and Emissions | |
| Materials, Processes and Products | |
| Security | |
| Workforce | |
| Innovation | |
| Accountability | |
| Financial |
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PACIA National Plastics Recycling Survey
The 2011 PACIA National Plastics Recycling Survey is now available. PACIA commissions yearly independent national surveys on consumption, use and recovery of plastics in Australia, as part of our strong commitment to action by industry...more...more
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Media Centre
Industry welcomes chemical security consultation process
The Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association and the Australian chemistry industry has welcomed the release by Federal Attorney-General Nicola Roxon of a Consultation Regulation Impact Statement on Chemical Security...more...more
COAG hotspot productivity reforms gone cold
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Ten years of data shows growth and opportunity for Australian plastics recycling
The plastics and chemicals industry has welcomed the release of the tenth consecutive national survey showing record high recovery and recycling for plastics in Australia....more
