A public-private partnership that coordinates across
government private sector, and civil society to achieve
Hawai‘i’s 2030 statewide sustainability goals and
serve as a model for integrated green growth.

  • Hawai‘i State Senate honors Hawai‘i Green Growth Partnership

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  • Aloha+ Challenge Dashboard launched to track progress and provide accountability on sustainability 2030 goals

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  • Aloha+ Challenge recognized internationally as a local model to meet the UN 2030 Agenda

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  • HGG convenes statewide partners to develop shared indicators for 2030 sustainability goals

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hawai'i green growth

Hawai‘i Green Growth is committed to building a more resilient and sustainable future for Hawai‘i. Hawai‘i Green Growth serves as the backbone organization for the Aloha+ Challenge, and coordinates a broad stakeholder base to identify areas for statewide action on Hawai‘i’s 2030 sustainability goals. The partnership honors a collaborative and integrated approach to achieve environmental, social, and economic prosperity for future generations. Hawaiian culture and values are the bedrock the Aloha+ Challenge and Hawai‘i Green Growth, providing a trust-based framework to promote system-level change across Hawai‘i. 

Hawai‘i Bright Spots

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A bright spot is an inspiring example of a successful collaboration for sustainability that demonstrates how working with new or diverse partners accelerates and broadens success.

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In 2013, Hawai'i Green Growth recognized over 30 bright spots across the state during the Hawai'i Conservation Conference. More than 200 people from all sectors joined HGG for Bright Spots in Hawai'i Leadership: Building Partnrships for a Sustainable Future.

Join us in celebrating these bright spots that are advancing sustainability in Hawaiʻi. And help us identify more. Know of a bright spot? Please share with us.

Hawai'i Green Growth Bright Spots: 35 bright spots advacing sustainability in Hawai'i

Ahupua'a Management
1. Rain Follows the Forest: Watershed Initiative, Department of Land & Natural Resources
2. ʻĀina Kaumaha: Kamehameha Schools
3. Big Ocean: Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
4. Invasive Species Control: Hawai'i Invasives Species Council

Clean Energy
5. Aina Koa Pono Biochar Project
6. Kunia Sustainable Agricultural Venture
7. Hawai'i Energy Study: Kanu Hawai'i
8. UH Energy House: University of HawaiʻI at Mānoa

Climate Change
9. Pacific Islands Climate Change Cooperative
10. Climate Change & Hawaiʻi's Ocean Management Plan: Planning for Resilient Costal Communities
11. The Pacific Islands Regional Climate Assessment: Bridging Knowledge to Action

Culture
12. World Wide Voyage: Polynesian Voyaging Society

Education
13. Green Schools: US Green Building Council
14. Hauʻoli Mau Loa Foundation
15. University of Hawai'i: Sustainability Initiatives

Green & Blue Workforce Development
16. MA'O Farms
17. Opportunities for Young Adults in the Sustainability Sector, Kupu Hawai'i

Local Food
18. Galbraith Land Acquisition: Trust for Public Land
19. Waimea Nui Regional Community Development Initiative
20. Kunia Ag Park: Hawai'i Agricultural Foundation

Green Funding
21. Conveyance Tax: Natural Resource Management Programs
22. Conveyance Tax: Affordable Housing Programs – Hawaiʻi Housing Finance & Development Corporation
23. Conveyance Tax: Affordable Housing Programs –Hawaiʻi Appleseed Center for Law & Economic Justice
24. Barrel Tax for Agriculture Programs: Department of Agriculture
25. On- Bill Financing: Blue Planet Foundation
26. On- Bill Financing: Department of Business, Economic Development, & Tourism
27. Creative Green Funding for Public-Private Partnerships: Hawaii Pacific Solar
28. Creative Green Funding for Public-Private Partnerships: Ulupono Initiative
29. Creative Green Funding for Public-Private Partnerships: SolarCity

Sustainable Tourism
30. Hawai'i Starwood Hotels & Resorts
31. Pacific Islands Institute
32. World Conservation Congress 2016: Hawai'i Convention Center

Waste Reduction
33. Aloha Aina Recycling Drives: Kokua Hawai'i Foundation
34. The 100% Project: Resource Recovery at Pearl City High, Waikiki Worm Company
35. Leveraging Corporate Partnerships: Sustainable Coastlines

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