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What is Better Futures Australia? How is Better Futures Australia different from other engagements on climate change? Who makes up the Better Futures Australia community? Who supports Better Futures Australia? What is Alliances for Climate Action? How is Better Futures Australia governed? How is Better Futures Australia funded? What is Better Futures Australia's Theory of Change? Who are the Better Futures Australia Climate Champions? How do I differentiate between a champion, a signatory, and a partner? Who can join Better Futures Australia? Is there a membership fee or any other requirements? What does the Better Futures Australia Declaration ask organisations to do? What is the added value for participating stakeholders to be a part of Better Futures Australia and the incentive to increase their commitments? How does Better Futures Australia avoid Greenwashing? What is the Better Futures Forum? What is the Paris Agreement?

Who makes up the Better Futures Australia community?

Better Futures Australia’s (BFA) members and key partners represent over seven million Australians, totalling more than $330 billion in GDP, assets and market capitalisation. BFA’s membership includes all signatories, champions, and over 40 partnership organisations. In most relevant cases, champions were assumed to represent the scope of their organisations. These figures were calculated using the most up to date information available, but are estimates and remain subject to change.

What proportion of Australian society and economy is represented?

Better Futures Australia (BFA) has a reach that extends close to 2 billion people, representing a combined total of almost $500 billion in GDP, assets and market capitalisation. These 2 billion people encompass all of BFA’s formal signatories, champions, as well as partner organisations, both domestic and international. Also included in this total reach are individuals that have engaged with BFA events in the past; are confirmed to speak at the Better Futures Forum; or have participated in the alliance's various Sector Working Groups. In most relevant cases, individuals were assumed to represent the scope of their organisations.

BFA’s total reach does not suggest formal membership in the alliance - it is an estimated calculation of the magnitude of the project, and comprises both formal and informal engagement. These figures were calculated using the most up to date information available, but are estimates and remain subject to change.