The Cove Tasmania
The Cove Tasmania is a family-run tourism venture that has evolved from a glamping concept into an award-winning eco-resort.
Business Resource Efficiency Program
Developing the Circular Economy in Tasmania. Discover practical resources, inspiring case studies, and useful tools tailored to boost your resource efficiency, promote innovation and collaboration, and achieve real change through the BALT Business Resource Efficiency Program. What can you do? Small to medium-sized businesses, not-for-profits, local government, and business networks can connect and collaborate around […]
Is your small business ready for a low carbon economy?
What do you need to do to prepare for systemic economic change and what role can your business play to promote circularity in Tasmania?
Problem solving
These common problem solving tools can be applied to identify root causes and generate ideas for increasing resource efficiency.
Preparing a business case
Preparing a business case will help you to decide if the cost of improvement is worthwhile and provide justification for others, who need to be engaged for change to be successfully implemented.
Sustainable Design
Sustainable design principles invite us to rethink the perceived value of a product or service and consider the social, environmental and economic impacts of our design choices.
The Circular Economy
In a circular economy, we keep resources in use for as long as possible, extract the maximum value from them whilst in use, then recover and regenerate products and materials at the end of each product service life.
Red Brick Road Ciderworks
Red Brick Road Ciderworks generates very little residual waste during production. Waste cider from spill trays is collected at all venues and events and the owners saw an opportunity to ‘up-cycle’ this waste by distilling it into gin.