Sustainability isn't just a goal – it's our pledge. 🌎 Together, let's continue nurturing our planet for the little ones who will inherit it. 🌱🌍
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Our 2023 Sustainability report is out and we’ve gone a step further by widening the scope to include not only the environment but also our people, and wider social impact. We committed to reporting each year to hold ourselves accountable. It’s never been more important to focus on the issues that matter to our planet and society, and this is our commitment to doing more and taking action where it counts. Read the report in full here.
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The Sustainability professional's key task is to bring the people out of the dilemma of "sustainability is just planting trees and saving Mother Earth". Mother Earth has been rotating for 4.5 bn years and continues to do so. The question is whether your future generations and your organization shall survive for the next 450 years.
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👏 Love this simple guide to how you can make changes in your life to be more sustainable. Hats off to you Katherine for creating this 👏
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I'm excited to share the launch of my Sustainability Toolkit 🌿 Discover 10 impactful steps you can make today to become more sustainable. Download it here at https://lnkd.in/eVn7fBdw
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Here are some of the highlights from our recently published Sustainability Accounts for 2023. We continue our efforts in creating sustainable communities. The Sustainability Accounts is available on our website at https://lnkd.in/dcYZDrD4
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Completing a course on sustainability has been an enlightening and transformative experience. Throughout the course, I gained a comprehensive understanding of the intricate web of environmental, social, and economic factors that shape our world today. I learned how our choices, from the products we buy to the energy we use, can have far-reaching consequences on the planet and future generations. The course provided me with invaluable insights into sustainable practices, encouraging me to think critically and act responsibly. It not only broadened my perspective but also instilled a deep sense of responsibility, motivating me to be a more conscious and proactive steward of the Earth. As I conclude this sustainability journey, I am equipped with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions that promote a healthier and more resilient planet, leaving me optimistic about the positive changes I can contribute to in the world.
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Join me at Economist Impact's 4th annual Sustainability Week in New York to discuss a wide set of sustainability-related issues and how various organisations globally are tackling them.
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A few highlights from our Sustainability Accounts for 2023. The Sustainability Accounts is available on our website at https://lnkd.in/dcYZDrD4
Here are some of the highlights from our recently published Sustainability Accounts for 2023. We continue our efforts in creating sustainable communities. The Sustainability Accounts is available on our website at https://lnkd.in/dcYZDrD4
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In the sustainability world, there are some ambitious targets set which means that it can often feel like the work is never finished and there's always more to strive for 🔄 For that very reason, we sometimes forget to stop, pause for a second and look how far we've already come. We'd like to change that. While heading to beyond green, we also believe that it's important to stop and celebrate the little wins along the way. Every month, we'll share our favourite global environmental wins! Which one's your favourite? Let us know in the comments! #SustainabilityNews
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Driving Sustainability || Innovation Project Manager || Founder, Sustainability Society @ Teesside || IEMA Member
The World at a global level began first to think about SUSTAINABILITY after the BRUNDTLAND COMMISSION in 1987. So actually In 1987, the General Assembly of the United Nations asked a multi-country committee to draw up a report detailing the impact of human activities on the environment. This working group was named the Brundtland Commission after the then Norwegian Prime Minister, Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, who led this commission and drafted the Brundtland Report introducing for the very first time the concept of Sustainable development. After over 35 years of the SUSTAINBILITY agenda and the evolution of the SUSTAINBILITY journey, we still have such a long way to go. The Future in Green and Goal is Net Zero! However, how sustainable is the SUSTAINABILITY agenda in terms of our present day challenges and the hostilities of the wicked problems of Sustainability which are highly complex, contested and some what indefinitely defined? Join me and other Team members as we dare to find some practical lasting solutions to the problems of sustainability. Its an adventurous ride and promises to be fun at the same time. 😀
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