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Commitment to have a go Start by having a go at being sustainable
Sustainability is a journey that involves lots of small steps, and if you earn this badge you've taken the first step by having a go at being more sustainable. As you progress along the road to sustainability, keep having a go, and share what you find along the way!

How to earn this badge

Resources that will help you achieve this badge include the Sustainability Roadmap, Green Street Score, and Sustainable Business Networks.

If you do four or more of these, you will earn a Commitment to Have a Go Badge.

  1. Our workplace has joined Green Street and calculated its Green Street Score
  2. We have made at least two Green Street Pledges
  3. We have completed the Sustainability Roadmap or equivalent survey tool and have committed to a plan to improve our workplace sustainability
  4. We observe human rights, First Nation principles and cultural connection in the way we go about our business
  5. We have joined or started a Sustainable Business Network or equivalent group

How to add a badge to your profile

Sign in and go to your member profile page, then select 'Review my badges'. Follow the 'Read more' links to check the actions for each badge, and tick checkboxes for any badges you have earned. Once you've clicked the 'save' button, the selected badges will display on your profile.

Remember, Green Street Badges rely on each member's honest declaration of what they are doing to be sustainable, so check the actions for each badge carefully!

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