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CleanBiz can help your enterprise:
Optimise use of materials
Reduce energy use Reduce water use Minimise waste and pollution
Save money
CleanBiz is a State Government funded sustainability program that helps Tasmanian enterprises to adopt clean, lean and resource efficient practices that are good for the financial bottom line and for the environment.
The program is part of a broader Government initiative, the Living Environment Program. CleanBiz is supported by the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The Environment Division of the Department of Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts administers the program with Government partner the Department of Economic Development and Tourism.
Why you should participate Register your business now Practical resource efficiency advice and hints
