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C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, Inc.

C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, Inc.

Connecting the World's Cities on Climate
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C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, Inc. is a US nonprofit organization supporting C40 Cities, a global network established in 2005 when then-Mayor of London Ken Livingstone convened city governors to collaborate on reducing emissions. It helps member cities develop and implement climate action through sector programmes, city accelerators, research, climate-finance initiatives and international advocacy.
Oxford Economics Australia

Oxford Economics Australia

Provides Economic Forecasting and Market Analysis
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Oxford Economics Australia is an economic research, forecasting and advisory firm specializing in the Australian and New Zealand economies. It provides analysis across areas including macroeconomics, construction, infrastructure, property and industry, serving businesses, government agencies, financial institutions and industry bodies. The business became part of Oxford Economics in 2017 following the acquisition of BIS Shrapnel. Oxford Economics operates globally with economic models covering more than 200 countries and provides forecasting, scenario analysis and consulting services.
Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources

Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources

Supports Australia’s Industrial and Technology Policy Meta title: Department of Industry Science and Resources
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The Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources is a federal government department responsible for supporting industrial competitiveness, science and technology, innovation and Australia’s resources sector. Its work includes industrial policy, critical minerals, supply chain resilience, artificial intelligence, standards, commercialization and resource development. The department also supports policies connected to Australia’s transition to a net zero economy and the Future Made in Australia agenda. The current department was established in July 2022 following changes to federal government administrative arrangements.
Oxford Economics

Oxford Economics

Provides Global Economic Forecasting and Advisory Services
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Oxford Economics is an independent global economic advisory firm providing forecasting, economic research, consulting, data and scenario analysis to businesses, financial institutions, governments and other organizations. Founded in Oxford in 1981, the firm develops economic models covering more than 200 countries and provides analysis across sectors including energy, technology, finance, real estate, construction and tourism. It operates through more than 20 global offices and employs over 450 economists and analysts.
National Cabinet

National Cabinet

Coordinates Policy Across Australian Governments
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National Cabinet is Australia’s principal intergovernmental forum, bringing together the Prime Minister, state Premiers and territory Chief Ministers to coordinate action on issues of national significance. It was established in March 2020, initially to coordinate the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and subsequently became the central forum for cooperation between the Commonwealth, states and territories. Its work spans areas including energy and climate, infrastructure, health, housing, planning and economic reform. Agreed outcomes are implemented by the relevant Commonwealth, state or territory governments.
Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC)

Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC)

Sets Rules and Advises Governments on Australia’s Energy Markets
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The Australian Energy Market Commission is an independent statutory body responsible for making and amending rules governing Australia’s national electricity, gas and energy retail markets. Established in 2005, the AEMC also provides strategic and operational advice to Australian governments on the development of energy markets. Its responsibilities include assessing proposed rule changes, conducting market reviews and supporting the evolution of an affordable, reliable and increasingly decarbonized energy system.
Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA)

Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA)

Investigates Environmental Crime and Pollution
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The Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) is an independent environmental campaigning organization that investigates environmental crime and advocates for policy and regulatory change. Its work covers climate, forests, wildlife, oceans and plastic pollution. EIA uses investigations, research and evidence gathering to examine issues including illegal wildlife trade, deforestation, refrigerant gases and plastic waste. Founded in 1984, the organization operates internationally and has offices in London and Washington, D.C.
Morrisons

Morrisons

Combines UK Grocery Retail with Food Manufacturing
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Morrisons is a British supermarket and food manufacturing business founded in 1899 when William Morrison opened a market stall in Bradford. The company operates supermarkets across the UK and maintains significant in-house food manufacturing and processing operations. Its vertically integrated model covers retail, distribution, wholesale and food production, with strong links to British agriculture and fresh food supply chains.
J Sainsbury plc

J Sainsbury plc

Operates a Major UK Grocery and Retail Network
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Sainsbury’s is a British retail group primarily focused on grocery and general merchandise. The business traces its origins to 1869, when John James and Mary Ann Sainsbury opened their first shop in London. Today, J Sainsbury plc operates supermarkets and convenience stores alongside other retail activities and is publicly listed in the UK.
WRAP

WRAP

Advances Circular Economy and Resource Efficiency Programs
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WRAP is an environmental action NGO focused on accelerating the transition towards a circular economy. Established in the UK in 2000, the organization works with governments, companies and communities on food waste, packaging, plastics, textiles and resource efficiency. Its programs combine research, voluntary agreements and industry collaboration to reduce waste, emissions and resource consumption. WRAP now operates internationally with projects across multiple markets.
Asda

Asda

Operates Supermarkets and Grocery Services Across the UK
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Asda is a British supermarket and retail company headquartered in Leeds. Its origins include Associated Dairies & Farm Stores, formed in 1949, before the Asda retail business developed through the combination of the Asquith family’s supermarket operations and Associated Dairies. The company operates supermarkets, superstores, convenience formats and online grocery services across the UK.
Co-op Group

Co-op Group

Operates Member-Owned Retail Businesses Across the UK
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Co-op Group is a UK consumer co-operative owned by its members. Its roots date to the Rochdale Pioneers in 1844 and the development of the modern co-operative retail movement. The organization operates businesses including food retail and funeral services, while members participate in the ownership and governance structure. Co-op maintains a substantial network of convenience-focused food stores across the UK.
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