MEASURING SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE Ainsley Simpson Manager Business Technical

MEASURING SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE Ainsley Simpson Manager: Business & Technical Services 24/08/16 Advancing sustainability in infrastructure planning, procurement, delivery and operation.

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Overview • Sustainability maturity model • Best practice in sustainability performance management • Moving from compliance to commitment 3

Infrastructure Sustainability – Maturity Model WHERE ARE YOU? 4

IS – Maturity Model ce n a m su f lo ab n i sta or f r pe y ilit e ev l g Proactive in v pro Im Transformative Planned Reactive Basic Compliance 5 Commitment

update Registrations 97 6 Projects / Assets 65 Capital Value $82. 5 billion

registrations by location CONFIDENTIAL 4 ($4. 3 b) 12 ($6. 1 b) Complete Registered 2 ($1. 8 b) 5 ($2. 6 b) 5 12 ($0. 9 b) ($22. 1 b) 7 3 ($9. 0 b) 4 5 ($0. 5 b) ($11. 7 b) 11 21 ($10. 2 b) ($37. 5 b) 1 ($0. 3 b) 3 ($1. 2 b) 4 ($0. 5 b) 5 ($3. 2 b)

Asset classes Transport 8 Utilities Public Realm/ Open Space

Minor works registrations 9

Best Practice: Sustainability Performance Measurement IS FOR MINOR WORKS 10

Whole of life Initiation Development Planning Guideline Procurement Design Construction IS Design rating IS As Built rating Operation IS Operation rating

Emissions, Pollution and Waste Ecology Soc Using Resources Management Systems Procurement and Purchasing Climate Change Adaptation Energy and Carbon Water Materials Discharges to Air, Land Water Land Waste Ecology Env Management and Governance Categories Eco m Themes Gov IS Themes & Categories Community Health, Well-being and Safety People and Place Heritage Stakeholder Participation Innovation Urban and Landscape Design Innovation

Benchmarking Compliance Business as Usual 13 Beyond Compliance Level 1 Level 2 Measurement No net impact Identifying initiatives Implementing Initiatives Level 3 Restoration & Enhancement

IS Rating Levels 25 -49 points 50 -74 points 75 -100 points The total score is calculated with points from a total across 44 or 47 different topic areas “credits”

Value of measuring sustainability Benchmarking 15 Change readiness Collaboration Comparative analysis Efficiency gains Enhanced stakeholder relationships Continuous improvement Risk and opportunity management Improved service provision “Measuring sustainability is good business practice”

Leading the way Queanbeyan Palerang Regional Council 16

Auckland Council 17

Greater Shepparton Council 18

City of Casey 19

Progressing from compliance to committment NEXT STEPS 20

From compliance to commitment • Get in touch • Host a complementary workshop • Attend IS Training (Local Government/Minor Works) – Intro to IS (in-house or webinar) – Accredited IS Professional (24 & 25 May VIC) • Connect with ISCA and value creating Councils 21

One Great Positive Legacy 22

Engage today Ainsley Simpson asimpson@isca. org. au 0402 486 812 www. isaca. org. au Improving the productivity & liveability of industry & communities through sustainability in infrastructure