1. 2010 SUSTAINABLE DESIGN AND
INNOVATION AWARD
Brought to you by the Sustainable Business Network: Promoting new and
new exciting sustainable product and service design from the best of NZs
creative talent.

2. Agrecovery
Rural Recycling
Programme
Agrecovery provides
recycling services to farmers
allowing them to dispose of
silage wrap and plastic
containers which are
shredded onsite and made
into underground cable cover.

3. Agrizest®
Agrizest® is a Certified
Organic crop management
technology. This patented
product strengthens the
plant defense system,
supports plants growth
and enhances the repair
of damaged cells for
greater growth.

4. Chalkydigits
South Island
Robin badge
chalkydigits designed this
beautiful robin broach, out of
materials that were heading to
landfill. The broach raises
awareness of native species
in decline. Proceeds raised
support the transfer of Robins
into a sanctuary.

5. 2 C Solar Light Cap
The 2C Light
Company develop
wearable solar
powered technology.
The cap is a wearable
solar powered cap
with internal re-
chargeable batteries .

6. Carbon Partnership Ltd
A climate change solutions
consultancy that has
developed a voluntary carbon
market instrument to support
the protection of non-Kyoto
indigenous forests on private
land and The Koru Standard: A
domestic voluntary carbon
market instrument for New
Zealand.

7. Eco Cover
Mulch Mat
Made from waste paper
removed from the waste
stream these mulch mats
provide a cost effective
substitute for plastic used in
agricultural and horticultural
land.

8. Enviropaints
Enviropaints collect,
sort and process
waste paint to create a
“new” paint product at
their factory in Otaki.
In ten years
Enviropaints have
collected over 1
million litres of waste
paint.

9. ethical footwear: moki aotearoa
moki make use of
recycled NZ timber
for heels and clogs,
use local labour, and
source all materials
from within NZ with
the aim to keep our
footwear industry
alive.

10. Greenroofs Ltd
Greenroofs make living
roofs for better
amenity, less storm
water run off, and
improved air quality.
Projects include the
NZI Centre in Auckland
and the Remarkables
Primary School in
Queenstown.

11. Hobsonville Point Information Centre,
Catalina Café and Community Space
This building is
designed to roll-out
energy efficiency
solutions across the
Hobsonville Point
development, and to
inspire and educate
the building sector
and residents to
adopt sustainable
practices.

12. Jasmax: Integrated Sustainability
Design (ISD)
Jasmax use the ISD
process throughout
projects to integrate
sustainable development
for long term
transformative change in
client organisations as
well as the built
environment.

13. Kamo Design
Hemptech’s Design Studio
uses local artists and
weavers to design fabrics
made from hemp and linen
fibres. The Kamo range is
designed in New Zealand
and woven in Europe.

14. LCA is concerned with
the impacts of products
and services from
cradle to grave.
LCANZ raises
awareness, and
promotes networking
and knowledge sharing
between businesses
and community.
Life Cycle Association New Zealand
Image care of Locus Research

15. Millbrook Edible Garden
This community
based not for profit
was started with the
vision that the garden
will bring the
community together,
connect people to the
land and rekindle an
interest in growing
food.

16. Return to Sender
Greg Holdsworth
makes environmentally
considered caskets.
The purpose of the
business is to make a
significant positive
difference to the
impact of funerals.

17. Rockstock Rich Mineral paper
Rockstock is a brand of
paper made using
ground up stone and
construction industry
waste.
The powdered waste
is then infused with
non-toxic resin to
create Rockstock.

18. SoapNuts
Soapnuts are a fruit that
grows on trees. When dried
SoapNuts can be used as a
100% natural detergent to
wash clothes and dishes,
or in liquid form as a
general household cleaner
or body wash.

19. Supplejack
Supplejack’s service
design process uses
research and design
techniques to bring
stakeholders and
researchers together
to share ideas and
find innovations.

20. Alexandra Stream
Enhancement Project
The Oteha Valley project
is a North Shore City
Council and Morphum
Environmental Ltd
partnership that includes
improved water quality,
bio-engineering for
wetland restoration and
a cycle way.

21. Timbercrete
Timbercrete is a unique
building material
composed primarily of
untreated sawdust
recovered as a waste
product from local
Rotorua sawmills.

22. Tumeke Cycle Space
Tumeke provide tools,
knowledge and
training to teach
people how to fix their
own bikes.
Encouraging skill
sharing and
promoting cycling as
an affordable, social
form of transport.

23. Variotherm Heating &
Cooling System
Warmtec designs and
installs integrated
energy efficient water
based heating/cooling
systems.

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