Strengthening climate and energy resilience across South East Melbourne

SECCCA partners with councils to deliver scalable, cost-effective solutions that protect residents, assets and services.

$24

returned for every council dollar invested

$22M

in savings for councils, households, schools and businesses

46

projects delivered

$15.8M

in state and federal funding secured

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Current projects

  • BriefEzy

    A tool that sets the sustainability requirements for council building tenders

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  • Business Energy Support

    Helping local businesses cut energy costs through a renewables buying group, training and checklists

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  • Financing Flood Resilient Infrastructure (FFRI)

    Helping councils plan, prioritise and fund infrastructure that holds up to flooding

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  • Climate Risk Leadership

    Helping councillors, council executives and officers identify, manage and mitigate climate risks

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  • Climate Communication

    Supporting councils to communicate essential climate information

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Find what you need

SECCCA works with its member councils. Resources are grouped by who uses them.

  • For councils

    Reports, assessments and tools for council officers and councillors, including BriefEzy and the Asset Vulnerability Assessment.

    Council resources →

  • For business

    Energy checklists, the Small Business Climate Adaptation Toolkit and the Business Renewables Buying Group.

    Business resources →

  • For community

    Guides and videos councils share with residents, including resources for young people on building climate resilience.

    Community resources →

Latest news

ANNUAL EVENT

2026 SECCCA Leaders Forum

From Risk to Resilience in a Changing Climate. Mayors, councillors, council executives and partners from across the region meet to discuss the true scale and cost of adapting to a changing climate.

Thursday 29 October 2026 · 9.30am–12pm
Bunjil Place, Narre Warren

Our member councils