The SBA Sustainable Mobility Project is a cross-sector collaboration to lead an Australian business response to the challenges and opportunities of meeting Sydney’s mobility needs more sustainably. The project’s aim is to explore what sustainable mobility means for Sydney and how business can bring forward solutions that can shape mobility; through collaborative engagement, innovation and new business models.

Over its three year duration, the Project will bring together business, government and representative stakeholders to: - Identify what sustainable mobility means for Sydney - Understand business mobility needs, risks and opportunities - Develop a baseline of Sydney–relevant sustainable mobility indicators and corresponding data - Identify business-led solutions to the mobility challenge Sydney and identify the steps required to achieve this in an Action Plan - Promote implementation and scaling up of these solutions.

The SBA Mobility Project will publish a series of reports. The first called A Business Perspective to Sydney's Mobility Challenge to be published on 29 November 2016). In addition, the Project has started an extensive and comprehensive stakeholder dialogue with business; to listen to business mobility needs, challenges, opportunities and risks and understand how business can unite to affect change. Project engagement is being undertaken through surveys, interviews, a series of roundtables as well as ongoing discussions with our corporate Project WorkGroup. The first Roundtable was held in October 2016. The project will also create links between identified solutions and existing Australian mobility initiatives and corporate programs and accelerating policy to Government to address business and societal mobility needs.

The Project is lead and managed by Sustainable Business Australia (SBA). It is chaired by SBA Member, NRMA and the WorkGroup includes SBA Members, AGL, David Jones, Energetics, Jacobs, KPMG, IAG, the National Australia Bank, Presync and Unilever. The project also received financial and data support from Transport for NSW. SBA is the Australian regional Network Partner of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and the Project sits under the umbrella of the WBCSD global sustainable mobility project.

Lead = Sustainable Business Australia (SBA); Chair = NRMA; Project WorkGroup = AGL, David Jones, Energetics, Jacobs, KPMG, IAG, the National Australia Bank, Presync and Unilever Australia