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Stakeholder Engagement and Regional Planning
The project involved Advisian (previously WorleyParsons) coordinating and facilitating housing and homelessness workshops across regional Queensland, with the consultation outcomes informing Government regional planning.
Management system support for Port of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver, the largest port authority in Canada explored potential options to significantly increase container capacity in the lower mainland.
Mapping and Development of Industry Capabilities in Timor–Leste
Advisian’s (previously WorleyParsons) Social Performance team was engaged by ConocoPhillips Australia Pty Ltd (CoP) to complete Mapping and Development of Industry Capabilities in Timor–Leste to Address Bayu-Undan Goods and Services Requirements for CoP’s operated Bayu-Undan field.
Liquid Niugini Gas Project - Environment and Social Impact Assessment
Liquid Niugini Gas required an Environment and Social Impact Assessment for the earlier proposed 12Mtpa LNG Facility and 360km gas pipeline.
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The path to a certain investment future beyond COVID-19
You don’t need to go searching too far in the news to realize that poor environmental and social management can lead to substantial financial burdens – often unplanned. In our post-pandemic world, Mary Lou Lauria explores the benefits of good ESG practices and why it is important, now more than ever.
Is your social licence about to expire?
Australian governments planning major public infrastructure projects have long understood the importance of earning a social licence for a project as a way of improving overall project outcomes and reducing community and stakeholder objections on big developments.
Creating shared value
Large resource developments have created a paradox – people want investment in their communities, however, there is uncertainty around long-term environmental and social impacts.