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Watch AIA's Agi Reefman present on the Environmental Accounting Platform at the recent 2024 Australian Cotton Conference.
The AIA Environmental Accounting Platform has been updated to reflect changes to the National Greenhouse Accounts emissions factors, based on recommendations from the EAP Technical Advisory Panel.
Food Agility, Charles Sturt University, the National Farmers’ Federation, and AIA are working together to establish the standards, methodology and data required to develop an industry-specific definition for regenerative agriculture.
AIA's Environmental Accounting Platform has been recognised as a model worthy of exploration in Canada.
Agricultural Innovation Australia CEO Sam Brown spoke with Michael Condon from ABC's NSW Country Hour last week about the AIA Environmental Accounting Platform.
Australia’s first cross-sectoral carbon accounting engine is now live, giving the agriculture, fisheries and forestry sectors a standardised approach to carbon accounting across a wide range of commodities.
Following a successful beta-period and the completion of an independent impact assessment, Australia’s first definitive cross-sectoral carbon calculation engine for the agriculture, fisheries and forestry sectors is being readied for launch.
To help the transition of the agricultural, fisheries and forestry sectors to a circular economy, AIA has announced a partnership with Circular Australia.
Experienced advisor and thought leader, Andrew Baxter, has been elected to the AIA Board by its members at last week’s Annual General Meeting.
Today marks the beta launch of a definitive online carbon calculation engine for Australia’s agriculture, fisheries and forestry sectors, known as the Agricultural Innovation Australia Environmental Accounting Platform (AIA EAP).
Marking a significant step forward in the delivery of its groundbreaking, cross-sector environmental accounting platform, AIA has today announced the establishment of a specialist Technical Advisory Panel to support the integrity and compliance of the platform.
Agricultural Innovation Australia (AIA) and SparkLabs Cultiv8/Cultiv8 Funds Management (Cultiv8) have entered into a strategic partnership to support collaboration and innovation across Australian agriculture.
Development of a digital platform that will allow Australian farmers, fishers and foresters (growers) to calculate their enterprise’s carbon footprint across multiple commodities is underway.
Understanding what commodities will grow well in any given location of Australia in the future is among the potential benefits of a new initiative led by Agricultural Innovation Australia Ltd (AIA).
Australian agriculture now has a common framework for greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting, helping support sector-level baselines, reporting and communication of a united Australian narrative around emissions.
A ground-breaking cross-sectoral initiative is underway to develop a solution that enables Australian farmers, fishers and foresters to understand their enterprise’s carbon footprint and make better informed decisions to reduce emissions and capture new opportunities.
Australia’s agricultural sector will be able to better understand and manage short-term climate risks as well as build long-term resilience, thanks to a $19 million investment through Agricultural Innovation Australia Ltd (AIA).
AIA's Strategic Plan outlines how it will drive cross‑sectoral collaboration and leverage public and private sector investment to target transformational innovation for Australian agriculture, fisheries and forestry.
Agricultural Innovation Australia Ltd (AIA) has today announced the appointment of Mr Sam Brown as its inaugural Chief Executive Officer.
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