STEEP is a multidisciplinary school underpinned by the philosophy of sustainable development and spanning the intersection of environment, transport, logistics and spatial planning. The School is leading in education, research and engagement in its key discipline areas. We prepare our graduates to be career ready and highly competent with the knowledge and skills that make a positive impact on our environment, society and economy. We are working on real-world research in our disciplines in Ireland and abroad and we are actively engaging with local communities and other stakeholders in many areas of our work.

Slaney River Trust represents angling clubs, fishery owners and those interested in working in partnership with communities in the Slaney Valley, with Government at national and local level and with anyone who has an interest in improving the ecology, fisheries and riparian wildlife of rivers.

To develop a recycling facility in Dublin north inner city and in so doing, to develop a strategy for creating sustainable jobs.

Sustainable NI is a not for profit organisation established in 1997 to assist local authorities, the community and voluntary sector, central government departments, non departmental public bodies and the business sector in understanding, promoting and encouraging the adoption of sustainable principles in all aspects of our lives.