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The SPW CRC has established an Associates Program to more broadly engage with invited organisations that are not Partners but are interested in the activities of the SPW CRC and finding better solutions to Australia’s plastic waste problems.
Our Associates
Benefits to Associates
Joining the SPW CRC network as an Associate has a range of benefits which include:
Access to the Seminar Series
Invitations to attend up to eight (8) seminars in person or online on topics related to solving plastic waste, with presenters drawn from SPW CRC, senior academics, international visitors and industry experts.
Discounted Microcredentials
Discounted prices on SPW CRC Microcredentials offered and related to its research programs.
Visit Research Partner sites
Invitations to attend biennial visits to our research partner sites.
Attend SPW CRC Events
Invitations to attend annual SPW CRC networking events.
Feature your logo on our website
Your organisation’s logo appearing in the Associates section on the SPW CRC’s website.
The SPW CRC looks forward to inviting a select number of organisations as Assoicates, to broaden our collaboration with key stakeholders in the plastics value chain.
Dr Ian Dagley, CEO Solving Plastic Waste CRC
Become an Associate
Becoming an Associate is only by invitation from the SPW CRC.
Partner with us
The Solving Plastic Waste CRC (SPW CRC) is built on strong collaborations with our Partners and we are looking for new partnerships.
If you have a challenge you would to solve through collaborative research that fits within our research programs, we would like to talk with you about designing a research project to assist you in achieving your planned outcomes.
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