The Sustainability in Action Process underpins all OzGREEN programs. It is an integrated transformative learning and leadership process that accelerates transition to environmental sustainability.

PlanetSavers: Short sustainability workshops and Train-the-Trainer program.

WaterSavers: Training primary schools to be leaders in saving water at school and at home.

MYRiveR: Schools assess environmental health, develop a vision and action plans for their river.

Youth LEAD: Environmental sustainability learning and leadership program for 15-25 year olds.

Living Communities: Corporate staff engagement and community sustainability education program.

Leading with the Heart: Environmental sustainability leadership workshop for adults.

Teaching with Heart: sustainability education and professional development program for teachers.

Facilitator Training: 5 day residential facilitator training and accreditation.

Special Purpose Programs: based on the Sustainability in Action Process - tailored for specific needs.The organisation is also looking to scale up the recently developed MyCountry program for Indigenous communities and extend the scope of its highly successful WaterSavers primary schools program to include climate change (ClimateSavers).

OzGREEN has developed a process we call Sustainability in Action. Sustainability in Action is the integrated transformative learning and leadership process that fast tracks our transition to sustainability. OzGREEN’s Sustainability in Action Process takes people on a journey that progressively builds personal and organisational capability and engagement.

The Process brings together sustainability education, leadership development and connectivity/network building. It supports participants to develop and implement a 2-stage plan for action: firstly their personal, or organisation sustainability action plan; secondly their sustainability change leadership plan – how they will use their unique value proposition, as individuals and businesses, to contribute to the massive sustainability challenge.