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Collabforge is developing the online collaboration strategy for what will be a Web portal that helps Australians to find, navigate, understand and act on federal, state and local government environmental efficiency programs. The site will provide information for households, schools and small businesses, and is investigating options to best engage the public including via social media and web 2.0 opportunities.

In November 2007, Collabforge began working with Future Melbourne (City of Melbourne) to explore possibilities for fulfilling an organisational mandate that Melbourne's city plan should be developed in collaboration with city officers, councilors, stakeholders and public participants from around the world. The result was a multi-award winning, world-first, wiki-based, collaborative city plan. Read more >>

Collabforge has been retained to help in the development of a short to long term technology strategy as well as functionality recommendations for ProQuest's core web-based products. ProQuest provides digitised resources to libraries, research and educational institutions the world over.

Collabforge is providing consulting and IT services to Parks Victoria for the development of cutting edge, collaborative public consultation platforms and services.

A collaboration between VECCI (Victorian Employers' Chamber of Commerce & Industry) and Sustainability Victoria, Carbon Down is a $10M project over three years with the objective of reducing carbon emissions for SMEs (small - medium sized enterprises). Collabforge is working closely with Carbon Down towards the development of a project design with the aim of leveraging collaborative engagement across its stakeholders (including the public) in order to further its objective of carbon emission benchmarking and reduction.

Collabforge is in the process of developing a wiki driven, intranet collaboration environment for IMAP, along with a public fronting site. IMAP is a collaboration across four inner Melbourne councils: the Cities of Melbourne, Port Phillip, Stonnington and Yarra. The aim of this project is to strengthen the liveability, attraction and prosperity of the region.