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The Centre for Sustainable AI

AI governance and sustainability advisory organisation with Australian leadership. Its services include policy and governance frameworks, risk and impact assessment, standards-readiness mapping, and organisational capability building. Its published focus is responsible adoption and oversight across the AI lifecycle for public, private and civil-society organisations.

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New South Wales, NSWService area · office not confirmedSee the full footprint ↓
Recorded service focus
Governance · Strategy · Training
Industry focus
education · financial services · government · healthcare
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  1. Centre for Sustainable AI — advisory and capability-building scope ↗

    The current service page describes AI strategy and governance operating models, maturity assessment, risk and impact assessment, standards/regulatory readiness, enterprise-risk integration and capacity building. Named industries are advertised areas of work, not independently verified customers. Standards alignment is an advisory offer, not certification or a guarantee of regulatory compliance.

    Checked 2026-10-20
  2. Named Centre leader — Australian affiliation ↗

    Dr Mahendra Samarawickrama’s own current professional page identifies him as Chief AI Officer at the Centre for Sustainable AI, Australia. This supports an Australian leadership connection, not a confirmed legal operator, street office or audit of every listed professional role.

    Checked 2026-10-20
  3. Centre leadership — explicit official-domain and Australia link ↗

    The same leader’s Impact page explicitly names The Centre for Sustainable AI, Australia, links aiesg.org and describes its consultancy scope. Together with the current NAIC New South Wales association, this supports a state-level service connection; no Sydney premises or in-person availability is inferred.

    Checked 2026-10-20
  4. OECD.AI — named director affiliation ↗

    The OECD.AI community profile lists Mahendra Samarawickrama as Director of the Centre for Sustainable AI and an Expert Group on AI Risk & Accountability participant. The page states that author views do not necessarily reflect OECD or member-country views. This corroborates an affiliation, not an OECD endorsement, customer review, procurement reference or certification of the Centre’s services.

    Checked 2026-10-20
  5. Centre for Sustainable AI — engagement and identity limits ↗

    The current site advertises advisory work and labels its displayed organisational engagements as not formal partnerships. Logos, framework-adoption claims and academic/professional affiliations are not counted as client feedback. The inspected contact, privacy and terms pages provide a contact email but no confirmed full legal operator, ABN or staffed Australian office; confirm the contracting party and evidence relevant to the engagement.

    Checked 2026-10-20
  6. NAIC — New South Wales and advisory service association ↗

    The provider-authored listing identifies New South Wales and describes strategic governance frameworks, ethical audits, algorithmic risk assessment, compliance mapping and ethics training. The state is recorded as a declared service association, alongside the separately linked Australian leadership evidence; it is not a verified physical office.

    Checked 2026-10-20
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