Clean Water and Sanitation

As at February 2024, 1,850,398 plastic bottles prevented from entering the ocean.

VOYA is partnering with Plastic Bank to support their mission to stop plastic before it enters the ocean. The equivalent of one rubbish truck full of plastic enters the ocean every minute, and by 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish*. We are proud to have made several commitments as part of our Ocean Steward partnership with Plastic Bank and over the next two years, VOYA has pledged to help stop the equivalent of over 2 million single-use plastic bottles from entering the ocean. This is equivalent to over 45,000 kg of plastic and means for every VOYA product sold, we will help to prevent 3 plastic bottles from entering the ocean. *Source: Ellen MacArthur Foundation

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Dilmah

Mangrove Conservation

At Dilmah we are restoring a 25- acre mangrove forest in Kappal Adi Kite Lagoon in Kalpitiya. Dilmah has invested in an extensive mangrove plant nursery nurturing over saplings across 7 species. The use of science-based planting techniques have ensured an above average success rate in all planting activities that have been completed since its inception in October 2022. A baseline survey has recorded 62 native plant species including mangrove species and 144 species of wildlife including many birds, butterflies, and reptile species.

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Dilmah

Climate Forward

A youth-focused initiative by Dilmah Conservation and Genesis, launched alongside the Code Red Sri Lanka Climate Summit to transform high-level climate discussions into action. With over 80 applicants, the program empowered undergraduates and postgraduates to develop innovative, climate-smart business ideas in key sectors such as smart agriculture, energy, mobility, water conservation, and green infrastructure. The primary objective of "Climate Forward" was to empower the next generation of Sri Lankan leaders by inviting undergraduates and postgraduates from across the nation to conceptualize and develop climate-smart solutions and viable business ideas. The program specifically sought to address the prevailing climate challenges facing Sri Lanka, recognizing that young minds possess immense potential for innovative thinking and entrepreneurial spirit. The program saw significant interest, receiving over 80 applications. A selection process was undertaken by an expert panel comprising professors and industry specialists, ultimately narrowing down the field to 10 finalists. These selected participants were then provided with valuable expert advice and specialized training to further develop their climate-focused business concepts.

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Enbacci Skincare

i=Change Partnership

In 2022, Enbacci partnered with i=Change. An organisation that helps e-commerce businesses support a range of local or global projects. A minimum of $1 from every online purchase is donated towards one of three projects of the brands choice. The three projects we support are Empower with Literacy, Protect a Woman and Clean the Seas. Through just these three projects, we are supporting a number of the UN sustainability development goals.

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Enbacci Skincare

Clean the Seas

Enbacci supports the Clean the Seas project, in partnership with i=Change and The Seabin Project. Over 160 million tons of plastic is produced each year to create single-use disposable items and packaging.With no established system to close the loop, this has led to over 70 years of accumulation of plastics in landfill (40%) and the environment (32%), with only 10% being recycled. Plastics end up in waterways and oceans, breaking down into ever smaller pieces called micro-plastics, well known for entering the food chain through the water, air and food that we consume. Seabin Smart Tech, similar to a rubbish bin X pool skimmer, removes floating plastics as small as 2mm, filtering 600,000L of water per day from oil and surface pollutants. $1 removes 1.2kg of plastic and debris from the sea.

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Underwear For Humanity

B Corp Certified

B Corp Certification confirmed that our community and the environment are stakeholders in our impact-driven business model and our commitment to balancing social and planetary good in everything we do against the highest standards of transparency and accountability. We are now part of a global network of businesses shifting our global economy from a system that profits few to one that benefits all.

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Evidence

Underwear For Humanity

Manufacturing Waste: Off-cuts

Our seamfree bras are created from a tube, meaning only the arm and neckline are cut and the body is fully fashioned on the machine, this reduces material waste significantly vs cut and sew techniques. All of our off-cuts are sent to be recycled into insulation and carpet underlay. In the future, there will be a higher demand for recycled fibres and we will have the infrastructure to turn off-cuts into new fabrics – this is called up-cycling. Up-cycling is currently in its infancy for textiles, but we can expect it to grow in big ways in the future.

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Who Gives A Crap

Together we've raised over $18 million Aussie dollars to date

We donate 50% of our profits to ensure that everyone has access to clean water and a toilet within our lifetime. We partner with amazing organizations that work hand-in-hand with local communities to create sustainable and scalable solutions for the billions of people who still don’t have access. With our help, our impact partners reached over 575,000 people in 2023. We’re so grateful for our community, the hundreds of thousands of people who put their bums on the line, for making this happen.

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Who Gives A Crap

Meet our impact partners

We are proud to support incredible organisations that share our mission to ensure everyone has access to clean water and safe toilets. Below is a list of our current impact partners: Fresh Life (Kenya) Fresh Life implements an end-to-end sanitation model for informal settlements in Kenya, delivering dignified, desirable sanitation products and services that meet the needs of low-income residents, and safely removes human waste from these communities.The whole system facilitates safe sanitation, cleaner environment, and sustainable sources of income. Water for People (Guatemala, Honduras, Peru, Bolivia, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, and India) Water for People has pioneered the “Everyone Forever” approach. That means their goal is to ensure every household, school, and health clinic has access to WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) AND the local government has the capacity to maintain these services for generations to come. WaterAid Australia (Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste and Cambodia) WaterAid’s mission is to transform the lives of the poorest and most marginalised people by improving access to WASH.

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Koh

Closing the Loop on Plastic

Every Koh order is more than a delivery, it’s a commitment to circularity. For every order placed, we collect and recycle up to three plastic bottles on behalf of our customers. This initiative tackles the plastic problem at its root, redirecting waste from landfills and oceans into responsible recycling streams. By turning consumption into collection, we’re helping reduce the environmental burden of plastic and encouraging a system where packaging doesn’t end up as pollution. It's one small act per order, creating a big impact over time, because clean shouldn’t leave a mess behind.

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Koh

Eco-certified, Backed by GECA

At Koh, we believe clean should be better for your home and the planet, which is why we’ve taken action to ensure every single one of our cleaning products is certified by GECA (Good Environmental Choice Australia). GECA is Australia’s most trusted independent ecolabel, assessing products across health, environmental, and ethical criteria. This certification confirms that all Koh solutions are free from harmful ingredients, safe for greywater and septic use, and manufactured with reduced environmental impact, including lower sodium levels to protect soil and water health. It also ensures compliance with ethical labour and sustainable manufacturing standards. GECA certification holds us accountable to the highest standards, because we don’t believe in shortcuts when it comes to clean.

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Koh

Clean Clothes, Stronger Communities

In early 2025, Koh proudly donated 1,000 units of our eco-certified Laundry Liquid Pouches to Remote Laundries, a charitable initiative by the Aboriginal Investment Group (AIG) that brings free, purpose-built laundromats to remote Aboriginal communities across the Northern Territory. These laundries do more than clean clothes, they combat serious health issues like scabies, staph infections, and rheumatic heart disease, all of which are linked to overcrowding and limited access to washing facilities. With just a few machines and the right detergent, communities can reduce the spread of parasites and bacteria, supporting healthier homes and stronger futures. Our partnership with Remote Laundries helps ensure consistent access to safe, effective, and environmentally friendly detergent, supporting both human wellbeing and planetary health.

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Volvo

Water Stewardship

Volvo Cars have guidelines, ambitions and roadmaps for our manufacturing and non-manufacturing sites on how to measure, report and reduce water withdrawal. For our own operations, we will continue to report and follow up on the pollution to water as per legal demands, and within the next two years we aim to set global pollution ambitions and remediate where needed. You can check out our Water Management report linked for more information.

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Snooze

Ocean Plastic Prevention

We partner with Plastic Bank to produce our Suprelle® Blue quilt. Our quilt is filled with 100% Suprelle® Blue fibre, which is made from ocean-bound bottles collected and recycled with the aim of reducing plastic pollution worldwide.

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Green Moves

Supporting Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) & Greenpeace

Green Moves is deeply passionate about the environment. Every year, we commit to supporting two charities and their efforts to protect nature and wildlife. In 2024, we donate to the ACF and Greenpeace every month. This continues during 2025.

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Sustainable Choice Group

Environmental Advocacy

By joining 1% for the Planet and committing 1% of our revenue to environmental nonprofits, we support SDGs 6 (clean water and sanitation), 7 (affordable clean energy), 11 (sustainable cities and communities), 12 (responsible consumption and production), 13 (climate action), 14 (life below water), and 15 (life on land). Our 1% membership also helps us foster productive partnerships with members.

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SVC Products Pty Ltd

Toxicity mitigation & pollution control

We are committed to mitigating risk associated with pollution, contamination or hazardous materials in our manufacturing process, while also avoiding the use of toxic materials in our supply chain. Read more about this in our Sustainability Charter.

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Farm To Hanger

Produced in our Off-Grid Factory

In 2018 we moved from Sydney to regional Victoria where we designed and built our off-grid factory. Made from recycled materials, it's fitted with rainwater tanks and a septic system, and powered by renewable wind energy.

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Sleep Corp

Social and Environmental Responsibility

We require all of our suppliers to abide by our standards in relation to human rights, environmental and ethical business practices and uphold the principles within the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) which we abide by. As we do, all our suppliers and partners must have a formal policy that outlines their approach to managing environmental impacts within their control. They must comply with local and national laws related to environmental standards and adhere to the principles set out by the Greenpeace Detox Movement which is committed to a toxic free future for people and the environment by the removal of hazardous chemicals from the entire production process for household textiles, garment textiles and footwear.

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Sleep Corp

Sustainable Design Approach

By highlighting sustainability as important in our business this has fed into everything we do. This includes designing our building to reduce and improve our sustainable footprint wherever possible. Small examples of this include, laying the factory out to facilitate natural lighting to reduce reliance on electricity, utilising rapid-open/close roller doors to naturally manage air flow and temperature regulation, and using a lean approach to operations which leads to a more efficient flow of goods, and in turn saving electricity. We believe that making incremental changes can make a significant difference as little things add up.

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Global GreenTag

Assisting More Sustainable, Healthy & Ethical Purchasing

Global GreenTag operates on several levels towards environmental actions: 1. We facilitate professionals' action within the procurement and design sectors towards purchasing and specifying ecologically, health and ethical supply chain preferred products; 2. We help Consumers cut through the marketing hype, eliminating 'greenwash' and provide purchasing decision-assisting certification TAGs that appear on-shelf product labels in stores like Bunnings; 3. We partner and collaborate with other website and product portals like Sustainability Tracker & Sustainable Choice, Archify, Loud Library, Evitat Australia, Green Building Council of Australia, Products Aware and others to maximise the ease and efficiency of finding certified products by distributing certification and reporting information freely to portals where people are already searching.

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Global GreenTag

Autex NZ Delivers First NaturePositive+ Declaration Product for Construction Industry

Global GreenTag International has supported delivery of the first construction related product to receive certification under the Global GreenTag International NaturePositive+ Standard™. The acoustic thermal and acoustic panel product made by Autex Industries New Zealand – Embrace™ Wool Felt - underwent the rigorous and holistic, GreenTag NaturePositive+ Declaration™ assessment process, successfully being certified at a PLATINUM level NaturePositive+ Rating of 160 percent. The key results from the investigation found that the product: ✔ Uses more than 99.5% of renewable resources with Autex giving priority focus to the protection of biodiversity during manufacture. ✔ Benefits the environment with minimal negative environmental impacts and of equal importance, delivers net positive benefits to the environment in its own right. ✔ Also, the product achieves high levels of product health that benefit human health and wellbeing along the product's supply chains, and for the lifecycle of the product to the end of its life, and beyond. The GreenTag NaturePositive+ Standard and NaturePositive+ Declaration program marks a new benchmark in the certification sector for manufacturing in the built environment and other industries. It is a first of its kind in the world, marking also a new standard for manufacturing. It centers processes on nature repair, enabling progressive and conscientious product manufacturers like Autex to improve their value chain by not just using carbon measurements as a focus to counter climate change, but to use biodiversity as the primary focus of achieving carbon drawdown. Autex's Embrace Stretch Wool product achieved points across the ten assessment indicators used by the NaturePositive+ program to measure and uncover its profile and prominence as a NaturePositive+ made product, including Innovative product design that is Nature Positive forward in providing verified outcomes for Circular Economy projects for the construction industry and majority use of renewable resources (>99.5%). The NaturePositive+ Declaration (NP+D) program in its fullness is a deep dive into manufacturing processes. This case exemplifies athe commitment of a manufacturers to open the data of its product completely for a robust sequence of assessments. The process enabled GreenTag not only to measure the real-world Life Cycle Assessed (LCA) impacts of the product but importantly, it also allowed everybody to see how far the product had come by sending it through a unique Life Cycle Benefits Analysis (LCBA) as well, which is provided by The Evah Institute, Associates of GreenTag of many years. LCBA allows us to see what a product has achieved in terms of how it benefits people, nature and resources. Tracking benefits and impacts is so important for the future of manufacturing to track and chart progress toward nature-repair because benefits are not being captured by any other system currently. NP+Ds give manufacturers an assessment and certification pathway to scientifically investigate and holistically measure their own products' progress and plan for the future. The process ultimately encourages manufacturers to step up and provide products that can be verified as Nature Positive and ready for true Circular Economy and Nature Positive projects that align with both the World Green Building Council's 2025-2027 Strategic Plan and the Green Building Council of Australia's Building with Nature roadmap."

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Protect-A-Bed

Social and Environmental Responsibility

We require all of our suppliers to abide by our standards in relation to human rights, environmental and ethical business practices and uphold the principles within the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) which we abide by. As we do, all our suppliers and partners must have a formal policy that outlines their approach to managing environmental impacts within their control. They must comply with local and national laws related to environmental standards and adhere to the principles set out by the Greenpeace Detox Movement which is committed to a toxic free future for people and the environment by the removal of hazardous chemicals from the entire production process for household textiles, garment textiles and footwear.

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Protect-A-Bed

Sustainable Design Approach

By highlighting sustainability as important in our business this has fed into everything we do. This includes designing our building to reduce and improve our sustainable footprint wherever possible. Small examples of this include, laying the factory out to facilitate natural lighting to reduce reliance on electricity, utilising rapid-open/close roller doors to naturally manage air flow and temperature regulation, and using a lean approach to operations which leads to a more efficient flow of goods, and in turn saving electricity. We believe that making incremental changes can make a significant difference as little things add up.

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Enzyme Wizard

Plant Based Products

Enzyme cleaners are PH-neutral and low on environmental impact since the only by-products are water and CO2. Free of harsh chemicals, enzymes are readily biodegradable.

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FresHotel

Social and Environmental Responsibility

We require all of our suppliers to abide by our standards in relation to human rights, environmental and ethical business practices and uphold the principles within the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) which we abide by. As we do, all our suppliers and partners must have a formal policy that outlines their approach to managing environmental impacts within their control. They must comply with local and national laws related to environmental standards and adhere to the principles set out by the Greenpeace Detox Movement which is committed to a toxic free future for people and the environment by the removal of hazardous chemicals from the entire production process for household textiles, garment textiles and footwear.

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FresHotel

Sustainable Design Approach

By highlighting sustainability as important in our business this has fed into everything we do. This includes designing our building to reduce and improve our sustainable footprint wherever possible. Small examples of this include, laying the factory out to facilitate natural lighting to reduce reliance on electricity, utilising rapid-open/close roller doors to naturally manage air flow and temperature regulation, and using a lean approach to operations which leads to a more efficient flow of goods, and in turn saving electricity. We believe that making incremental changes can make a significant difference as little things add up

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&BLOOM Sustainability & ESG

Impact | Strategic engagements to help investors & businesses unlock value creation opportunities

Once the foundations have been set, we help you surf the green wave strategically focused specifically on key impact areas for your business: ○ Strategy Workshops ○ Competitor Benchmarking ○ Impact Assessment ○ Strategic Deep-dive Assessments ○ Net Zero Roadmaps

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Responsible Wood

Sustainable Development Goals

Responsible Wood contributes to achieving the SDGs, focusing on SDG 1 to 9, as we work towards unlocking the full potential of forests for a sustainable world.

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Buddies

Social and Environmental Responsibility

We require all of our suppliers to abide by our standards in relation to human rights, environmental and ethical business practices and uphold the principles within the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) which we abide by. As we do, all our suppliers and partners must have a formal policy that outlines their approach to managing environmental impacts within their control. They must comply with local and national laws related to environmental standards and adhere to the principles set out by the Greenpeace Detox Movement which is committed to a toxic free future for people and the environment by the removal of hazardous chemicals from the entire production process for household textiles, garment textiles and footwear.

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Buddies

Sustainable Design Approach

By highlighting sustainability as important in our business this has fed into everything we do. This includes designing our building to reduce and improve our sustainable footprint wherever possible. Small examples of this include, laying the factory out to facilitate natural lighting to reduce reliance on electricity, utilising rapid-open/close roller doors to naturally manage air flow and temperature regulation, and using a lean approach to operations which leads to a more efficient flow of goods, and in turn saving electricity. We believe that making incremental changes can make a significant difference as little things add up.

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Moonshadow

Social and Environmental Responsibility

We require all of our suppliers to abide by our standards in relation to human rights, environmental and ethical business practices and uphold the principles within the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) which we abide by. As we do, all our suppliers and partners must have a formal policy that outlines their approach to managing environmental impacts within their control. They must comply with local and national laws related to environmental standards and adhere to the principles set out by the Greenpeace Detox Movement which is committed to a toxic free future for people and the environment by the removal of hazardous chemicals from the entire production process for household textiles, garment textiles and footwear.

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Moonshadow

Sustainable Design Approach

By highlighting sustainability as important in our business this has fed into everything we do. This includes designing our building to reduce and improve our sustainable footprint wherever possible. Small examples of this include, laying the factory out to facilitate natural lighting to reduce reliance on electricity, utilising rapid-open/close roller doors to naturally manage air flow and temperature regulation, and using a lean approach to operations which leads to a more efficient flow of goods, and in turn saving electricity. We believe that making incremental changes can make a significant difference as little things add up

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Schickerling

Proud partners of The Hunger Project Australia.

We have a Grant Agreement with The Hunger Project whereby a portion of our commission from the sale of each property is donated to The Hunger Project. The Hunger Project’s goal is to end world hunger. We understand first-hand the powerful impact the work of The Hunger Project has to end world hunger on a global scale and are passionate advocates for their incredible work. The Hunger Project believes in empowering people to become owners of their own development. Not based on handouts, but built on female empowerment through education, generating knowledge, capacity and capability that has a long-term sustainable impact. Women in rural disadvantaged arrears are trained to be elected to represent their communities over a 5 year term to become effective, respected leaders in their communities. As a result, they bring water, electricity, sanitation, education and more, to their villages.

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WolfPeak

Delivering Impact at Scale

Though small in size, WolfPeak delivers outsized impact. Between 2022 and 2024, our sustainability team supported over 15 State Significant Infrastructure projects valued at more than $17 billion. Through targeted initiatives across energy, emissions, and water, we helped our clients reduce 53,546 tonnes of carbon emissions and save 2,495 kilolitres of water. Our work has enabled estimated energy savings of 6,660 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent - comparable to taking 21,418 cars off the road or powering 3,060 Australian homes for a year. These outcomes were achieved through identifying energy efficiencies, integrating renewable strategies and fuels, and facilitating carbon offsets. On the water front, our solutions, such as rainwater harvesting, recycling systems, and water-efficient construction practices - conserved enough water to provide nearly 21,000 showers, delivering environmental benefit while supporting regional water security.

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Soap Aid

Hotel to Hands Soap Recycling Programme

Soap Aid’s Hotel to Hands Programme is a sustainable and scalable model that makes it easy to collect, return, recycle waste soap from accommodation providers around Australia and New Zealand to save lives.

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Carbon Neutral

First and Only Gold Standard Climate Project in Australia

On a 200km wide corridor north of Perth, Carbon Neutral has been turning things around diligently replanting land that was drastically cleared for farming throughout the 20th century and revitalising the biosphere. And its efforts have been so successful, it has become the first and only organisation in Australia to be awarded Gold Standard certification for climate interventions.

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