The renewable infrastructure project is working towards the installation of 200Kw of solar panels at our Sydney HQ. This project was completed in January 2024 with SolarGalaxy. We have seen a major reduction in our overall power consumption, while increasing the energy efficiency of our buildings through the insulation they provide.

We have designed an eighteen-month graduate program, tailored to support women and indigenous students by providing industry placement opportunities from the successful completion of their studies into the STEM environment. The course is designed to take graduates on a learning journey using a multi-disciplined approach, divided into six key modules, each involving pragmatic hands-on teaching experiences to enable diverse learning from key aspects of the business.

Our Wellness Program has been created to inspire and engage our people to make small, achievable changes in their daily routines by connecting them to benefits and tools that are most relevant to them. These include extended leave, flexible working arrangements, private health insurance and a range of benefits targeting our employees physical, social, intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and occupational health.

Recognising the impact of high paper consumption on the environment, R-Biopharm is committed to become completely paperless by 2027. The initial step of this project involves investigating and implementing alternatives to paper labelling on all our products, as well as transitioning away from paper dependency in the office environment through education and digitalisation.

To reduce our energy consumption and complement our renewable infrastructure project, we are investigating smart lighting and air conditioning solutions to optimise our use based on the movement of people in the office. An example outcome of this would see a major reduction in energy use in the case where employees work from home.

As consumers of single use plastics, we recognise the responsibility of seeking alternatives where possible. This project aims to reduce our consumption of plastics by 50% by 2028, across all areas of the company. This involves investigating in recycling and reuse of disposed, non-contaminated plastics, as well as replacing non-critical plastics with alternatives in our products and packaging.