Commitment reaffirmed to Saudi Arabia's sustainable development with NCEC Class A Environmental Consultancy registration

Dare to dream: education for girls, shaped by girls

Education systems in lower income countries are stronger when they engage and inspire girls to believe in a better future.

Why infrastructure investment decision making needs to consider generational impacts​

Focusing on financial stability in the short term could have long term impacts on the communities affected by halted or delayed infrastructure investments.

Creating a virtuous cycle of AMR investment

Predictable, long-term funding for AMR surveillance provides quality data, leading to informed decision-making and better returns on investment.

The path forward

Dr Kerry Griffiths, IS technical director at the Infrastructure Sustainability Council, concluded our event with her thoughts on the industry’s way forward.

Tailwinds and crosswinds in innovating construction practices

Rachel Blake, environmental manager at Brian Perry Civil, shared the momentum and challenges that the construction industry faces in its efforts to decarbonise. 

Forging a greener future

We heard from Israel MacDonald, sustainability and market director for New Zealand Steel, on alternative methods to reduce emissions in steelmaking. 

Innovating design to reduce carbon

The key message that Nick Dempsey, Upper North Island water manager for Mott MacDonald demonstrated in his presentation at our Auckland Carbon Crunch event was that we all must play our part in reducing carbon. 

Pioneering sustainability in urban infrastructure

Carolyn Cox, sustainability manager and kaiwhakahaere rauora for City Rail Link gave insights into the journey Auckland’s largest transport project has gone on since 2016. 

Leading the charge on climate action

Abby Foote, steering committee member for Chapter Zero at the Institute of Directors New Zealand delivered the opening address at Carbon Crunch in Auckland.

Shire River Basin Management Programme

We’re working on the catchment component of the Shire River Basin Management Program (Phase 1), Malawi, to improve land and water resources and bring social, economic and environmental benefits.

Supporting education in Nigeria

In rapidly growing Nigeria, one of Africa’s most populous countries, providing a solid education for young people — especially girls — is no easy task.

Transforming teacher education and learning in Ghana

Around the world, tutors and teachers routinely use the Internet to find useful resources for their own professional development.

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Nature Positive: The Inside Story

Join Mott MacDonald and leading experts for a new podcast series on the role of nature in infrastructure with leading insights on emerging best practice, career paths and lasting benefits for people and planet.