In our daily lives, how can we embed budget friendly behaviours to help the planet? In our next episode of the Swinburne Actions for Sustainability Impact (SA4SI) Chat series, we look at ways in which all of us can live more sustainably in a budget friendly way.

The SA4SI Chat series aims to bring together Swinburne students, academics and professional staff into a conversation to discuss practical ways in which we can engage with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in our daily lives.

Sustainable Development Goals
  1. No Poverty (icon: family of 6 holding hands)
  2. Zero hunger (icon: bowl of hot food)
  3. Good Health and well being (icon: heart rate)
  4. Quality Education (icon: notebook and pen)
  5. Gender Equality (icon: male and female symbol connected with an equal sign)
  6. Clean Water and Sanitation (icon: clean water)
  7. Affordable and Clean Energy (icon: sun with power button in the middle)
  8. DecentWorl and Economic Growth (icon: statistic colums showing growth)
  9. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure (icon: building blocks)
  10. Reduce Inequalities (icon: equal sign with arrows pointing out
  11. Sustainable Cities and Communities (icon: buildings and houses)
  12. Responsible Consumption and Production (icon: arrow infinity symbol)
  13. Climate Action (icon: eye with symbol of earth as the pupil)
  14. Life Below Water (icon: fish under the sea)
  15. Life on Land (icon: tree, land and birds)
  16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (icon: bird with leaves in beak standing on gavel)
  17. Partnerships for the Goals (icon: 5 rings overlapping eachother)

Join the SA4SI community

If you’re a Swinburne staff or student, you can join the SA4SI community by enrolling into the SA4SI Canvas site. 

Don't forget to follow SA4SI on Facebook and share your actions on social using the hashtag #SA4SI.

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