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What is Better Futures Australia's Theory of Change?

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Better Futures Australia recognises that we need everyone - across all walks of life - to advance climate solutions together. By connecting and engaging business and industry leaders, investors, local and state and territory governments, the health and social service sectors, farmers, unions, research institutions, and communities that are driving climate action in Australia, BFA is building a diverse community of climate champions to share and scale real-world solutions. These champions will showcase the willingness of society to act on climate today, and by providing hope, they will flip the narrative on climate in Australia. And through supporting all sectors of our society to take action and collectively advocate, BFA will seize upon a unique moment in time to bridge the divides and provide the level of collective pressure needed to positively influence the Australian Government to deliver credible, long term national climate policy.