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The AEMT has partnered with Climate Action for Associations (CAFA) to help members measure, manage, and reduce their carbon emissions, making it easier to achieve net zero goals and strengthen sustainability credentials. CAFA specialises in supporting membership organisations, trade bodies, and professional institutes. Their Certified Net Zero Association Programme is designed specifically for SMEs, offering affordable, expert-led support that takes the complexity out of climate action.
Carbon reporting is fast becoming a business necessity, not just a nice-to- have. By measuring your emissions, your organisation can:
This is a fully managed service designed to reduce administrative burden while maximising impact.
Businesses that delay carbon measurement and reporting face increasing challenges:
This ensures your net zero journey is credible, transparent, and future-proofed.
Start your sustainability journey with confidence. Book a free 20-minute consultation with CAFA to explore how their programme can support your business. You’ll receive a tailored quote at a discounted price and a clear roadmap to net zero. You must be a member of AEMT to access this.
Contact CAFA to schedule a one-on-one consultation. During this 15-20 minute session, Alison will discuss your specific needs and provide a tailored quote for their services.
Based on the initial consultation, CAFA will develop a detailed plan to help your business achieve your sustainability goals. This plan will include practical steps, timelines, and performance metrics to ensure effective implementation.
The Net Zero team at CAFA will work with you continuously, providing regular reports and check-ins to track your progress and make adjustments as needed. We aim to simplify the complex journey to net zero, ensuring you stay on track and meet your targets.
You must be a member to benefit from this service.
The AEMT Codes of Pracice are being replaced with our provisional codes of practice at the end of 2025. Members will be asked to demonstrate compliance with these codes by 2027. The Secretariat and Council are preparing for this transition, ensuring members have the support, resources and tools needed to comply.