NAGA

The Northern Alliance for Greenhouse Action began operating in 2002 as an informal network that shares information, coordinates community based emission reduction activities and cooperates on the research and development of innovative corporate emissions projects. NAGA's goal is to achieve significant greenhouse abatement by delivering effective programs and leveraging council, community and business action.

NAGA's members
NAGA's members are the Cities of Banyule, Darebin, Hume, Manningham, Melbourne, Moreland, Whittlesea, Yarra, Nillumbik Shire Council and the Moreland Energy Foundation Limited (MEFL).

TZNE Forums: Register now!
Towards Zero Net Emissions for the NAGA Region (TZNE) responds to the urgent need to reduce greenhouse emissions by providing for the first time in Australia, a comprehensive and evidence-based regional direction for carbon mitigation to 2020.
Towards Zero Net Emissions builds on existing collaboration, outlines a clear role for councils with benefits for all members from a relatively small investment.
NAGA's project team and consultants Arup will outline the pathway Towards Zero Net Emissions for the NAGA Region.

TZNE Forum Program:

Regional emissions profile and plan (Arup)

Community Energy Consumption Data: where are we at?

Regional collaboration: what do we know, what can we learn?

Future Opportunities: the role for councils and regional alliances in addressing climate change

Two forums will be held:

July 10th 9.15- 1.00, at the City of Manningham . To register: click here

July 23rd 9.15- 2.00 (lunch included) in Bendigo, in collaboration with the Central Victorian Greenhouse Alliance.
To register: click here

Towards Zero Net has been funded largely by the Victorian Government Sustainability Fund, through the Victorian Local Sustainability Accord.


NAGA's projects
NAGA is implementing community emission reduction projects, and undertaking research into reducing carbon emissions across the NAGA region. NAGA members are also encouraged to establish their own cutting edge projects, which can act as pilots for future NAGA projects.
Over the last 2 years, NAGA has attracted more than $1,000,000 in cash and in-kind contributions to implement climate change action projects in the NAGA region, demonstrating significant emission reduction innovation at the local government and regional level.
See below for links to NAGA's projects.