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Target Sustainability provides free support to help Christchurch businesses become more resource efficient through reducing waste and being energy and water efficient.
Aiming to be a resource efficient business? Choose your target and let us help for free.
The type of support we provide depends on your requirements.
Be resource efficient
- Save money
- Help the environment
- Give your business a point of difference
- Add value to your brand equity