Net-Zero Global Network (NZGN)
A global cross-sector and cross-discipline collaboration platform
An initiative of Strategy&Ops Consultancy.
Let’s Work Together to Protect Our Beautiful Oceans and Environment.
Our institutional members
- 7countries represented
- 4continents
- 6shared focus areas
About the network
A growing global network
NZGN is a community of practice for anyone working towards net zero. Members come from business, consulting, education and community organisations, and bring different experience to a shared goal.
- Share ideas and good practiceMembers exchange knowledge, tools and lessons learned from real projects.
- Connect research and industryWe bring practitioners, researchers and organisations together to find practical solutions.
- Build green skillsWebinars, courses and events help members and the wider community build the skills the transition needs.
Watch: an introduction to NZGN
Shared priorities
Where our members work
- Climate and net-zero strategyPlanning and delivering credible pathways to lower emissions.See members →
- ESG and sustainable businessEmbedding sustainability in governance, reporting and everyday operations.See members →
- Circular economy and wasteKeeping materials in use and reducing waste.See members →
- Clean technology and resource efficiencyUsing water, energy and materials more efficiently.See members →
- Sustainable cities and infrastructureGreener buildings, facilities and places to live and work.See members →
- Education, skills and community actionLearning, conservation and action led by local communities.See members →
Institutional members
Meet our institutional members
Organisations from different sectors and regions that share a commitment to practical net-zero action.
Impact Story of Materials In Works
Materials In Works turns residual paper liner from label waste into recovered cellulose pulp, which local paper manufacturers can use as raw material. In December 2023 it raised RM2.025 million from 30 investors through an equity crowdfunding platform.
Impact Story of GPFI
GPFI operates in 15 African countries with more than 300 staff and manages over 100,000 square metres of space. It builds environmentally responsible practices and technologies into its property and facilities management to reduce its carbon footprint, and has published its 2023 Carbon Footprint Report.
Impact Story / Collaboration Intent of FoodFilled
Impact story
In FY26, FoodFilled expanded into 50 new Melbourne suburbs, welcomed 34 new retail partners and added 45 new relief agencies, bringing the total number of agencies supported to 197. Its volunteers rescued 290,129 kg of surplus food — equivalent to approximately 580,258 meals — through 6,374 volunteer shifts, while also welcoming 222 new volunteers.
Collaboration intent
FoodFilled is interested in connecting with organisations working across sustainability, circular economy, food systems, climate action and social impact. It is particularly interested in collaborations linking food rescue and waste reduction with education, individual and corporate volunteering, community engagement, joint projects, events and educational initiatives.
Takats’Eau
South Africa (a France location is listed as coming soon)
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Takats'Eau delivered a turnkey groundwater resources development project for Soufflet Malt in South Africa. For SAIEH, it tested and equipped existing boreholes and supplied, installed and commissioned a containerised reverse osmosis plant.
Impact Story of Waka Natures
Waka Natures aims to plant 500,000 trees over five years and has already planted 45,000. Its recent work includes a tree-planting day at Lumino High School in Busia with the local Rotaract club, where students planted fruit and medicinal trees.
Impact Story of Blueberri
Since 2005, Blueberri has delivered project and construction management across South Africa and the SADC region, including renovation and refurbishment work for SAA at OR Tambo International Airport and project management for a proposed new vaccine plant at Onderstepoort Biological Products in Pretoria.
Emmkamp Tours
Uganda (tours across Uganda and Rwanda)
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Impact Story of Berstoun
Berstoun runs the Dubai Innovative Entrepreneurship Challenge, which invites entrepreneurs to share innovative business concepts that could thrive in Dubai and beyond.
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Stories from the network
Member work in focus
A closer look at how some of our members are putting sustainability into practice.
FoodFilled
Keeping good food in circulation across Melbourne
In FY26 FoodFilled volunteers rescued 290,129 kg of surplus food, the equivalent of about 580,258 meals, and the network grew to 197 relief agencies.
Waka Natures
Community tree planting in Uganda
Waka Natures works with schools and communities to plant fruit trees, tackle deforestation and build environmental awareness.
Takats'Eau
Rethinking water reuse
Takats'Eau helps industries and public institutions treat and recover wastewater, combining water treatment with renewable energy.
Emmkamp Tours
Responsible tourism in East Africa
Emmkamp Tours designs safari experiences that support conservation and benefit local communities in Uganda and Rwanda.
Membership pathways
Join the network
Whether you represent an organisation or are building your own sustainability career, there is a place for you in NZGN.
Institutional membership
For businesses, consultancies, education providers and community organisations that want to share their work, connect with peers and collaborate on net-zero projects.
Individual membership
For professionals, researchers and students who want to learn, share ideas and connect with others working towards net zero.
Ways to get involved
- Attend webinars and events
- Share your projects and insights
- Connect with other members
- Build your skills
Keep connected
Network in action
Share your story
Members are welcome to share their projects and insights with the network.
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