With the support of the Australia Pacific Climate Partnership (Climate Partnership), Dr Paul Rogers, Senior Research Fellow at the Sustainable Minerals Institute at The University of Queensland travelled to Fiji to present on the key findings of the Climate Partnership's recent scoping study on Low Carbon Concrete Options for Pacific Infrastructure.
The presentation was given on 21 November and covered various options for adopting low carbon concrete in the Pacific and made recommendations on how to move forward in creating a resilient, low carbon and responsible concrete sector in the Pacific.
The conference was attended by representatives from numerous Pacific Island countries, regional organizations such as SPC and SPREP, international donors, consulting firms, and researchers from Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, the United States and United Kingdom.
Dr Rogers’ presentation was part of special session on Mineral Security in Pacific Infrastructure organised by the Development Minerals Program team at The University of Queensland.
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