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Partnerships


Major Sponsor

Zero Waste SA
Zero Waste SA is driving changes in waste management throughout the industry, community, education and local government sectors in South Australia. Since it was established in 2003, Zero Waste SA has helped South Australia stay at the forefront of waste recycling and resource management in Australia. The agency has a target of reducing waste to landfill by 25% by 2014 through recovery and recycling. It also has targets related to climate change and energy efficiency.

Category Sponsors

Water            

Grundfos Pumps
As a world leading pump and pumping system manufacturer, Grundfos Pumps has joined with KESAB to encourage all South Australians to achieve improvements in water conservation.

Waste


Zero Waste SA
Zero Waste SA is driving changes in waste management throughout the industry, community, education and local government sectors in South Australia. Since it was established in 2003, Zero Waste SA has helped South Australia stay at the forefront of waste recycling and resource management in Australia. The agency has a target of reducing waste to landfill by 25% by 2014 through recovery and recycling. It also has targets related to climate change and energy efficiency.

Recyclers of South Australia
Recyclers of South Australia Inc association represents 114 Recycling Centres throughout the State acting in all respects as a trade body, to guide the industry and preserve its public image.

Energy

We are currently seeking a partner for our energy section. If your business is interested please contact towns@kesab.asn.au

Community Engagement

We are currently seeking a partner for our energy section. If your business is interested please contact towns@kesab.asn.au

Biodiversity

We are currently seeking a partner for our energy section. If your business is interested please contact towns@kesab.asn.au

Education and Innovation

Zero Waste SA
The objective of Zero Waste SA is to promote waste management practices that, as far as possible, eliminate waste or its consignment to landfill, advance the development of resource recovery and recycling, and are based on an integrated strategy for the State.