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Panel discussion — Partnering for success: Local government and the early years sector

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Why framing matters in economic evaluation

Lessons on reporting and measuring impact: What works, what doesn't, and why it matters

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SGS Economics and Planning Lachlan Wills

Interview with Lachlan Wills: Planning for equity

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Lachlan Wills, a Warumungu man from the desert mob in Tennant Creek, is a planning student who wants to see cities cater to Country. Growing up on the outskirts, he came to understand the importance of planning in achieving equity and justice.

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A new era of leadership at SGS Economics and Planning

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A new chapter begins as we announce our next CEO.

SGS Economics and Planning AGM Alison and Peter

Reflecting on a year of impact

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In our recent Annual Report and Annual General Meeting, we reflected on the past year’s achievements and challenges.

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Improving wellbeing in NSW: Insights and recommendations from the SGS Cities and Regions Wellbeing Index

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Education, Employment, Environment, Health, Housing

Alison Holloway and Michelle Tjondro recently addressed the Public Accounts Committee as part of their inquiry into establishing a framework for driving wellbeing outcomes in NSW, highlighting the SGS Cities and Regions Wellbeing Index.

SGS Economics and Planning CHIAESGEVENT

One year on: Reflections on the ESG Reporting Standard for the Communing Housing Industry

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Environment, For Purpose, Health, Housing

At the CHIA ESG Report launch on 9 September 2024, SGS Senior Associate Michelle Tjondro reflected on the first year of the ESG Reporting Standard for community housing in Australia. She highlighted the collective achievements while emphasising the need for continued collaboration and support to scale the Standard's adoption and drive lasting change in the sector.

SGS Economics and Planning Uluru Statement

SGS stands in firm support of the Allies for Uluru

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SGS reaffirms its commitment to justice and self-determination for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples through its active role within the Allies for Uluru coalition.

SGS Economics and Planning acknowledge the First Nations Peoples of Australia and on whose Country we live and work. We acknowledge that the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia never ceded their sovereignty, and are one of the oldest continuing living cultures on Earth, have one of the oldest continuing land tenure systems in the world, and have one of the oldest continuing land use planning and management systems in the world.

Proud members of the Allies for Uluru.