Calling all students passionate about sustainability!

Friday 7th August 4pm-8pm and Saturday 8 August 8:30am-5:30pm

Work alongside students from Curtin, UWA, Murdoch and ECU in a fun, immersive 1.5-day intensive event to tackle an important problem set in our mining backyard.

An opportunity to gain work experience and build new connections:

Learn from industry professionals and academic experts
Connect with like-minded sustainable development focused peers and mentors
Gain work experience in sustainable development
Accelerate your career

Register your interest- it is important to confirm that you can attend both sessions.

Open to all students postgraduate and undergraduate. All students will receive a certificate for participating

Prize for the winning team: the winning team will receive an invite to the Annual UNAAWA Gala

Background and problem statement:

The WA mining industry injects $150 billion into the economy and consumes approximately 42% of state water supply and 35% of state diesel to produce the essential materials required by businesses around the world. There is also a disparity between prosperity and sustainability of regional towns and their adjacent mines.

How can the mining industry support sustainable development and growth in WA which provides social, economic and environmental benefits for the region and ensures that natural resources and ecosystems remain available and healthy for future generations?

Contact the host of Students Doing Good Challenge