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You have your environmental footprint results. Implemented your improvements. But you need to get sales & marketing on board to reach your customers. Find out how to create a sustainable customer offering and train your commercial team in sustainability.
From 2023 onwards, 60.000 companies in the EU will have to comply with the reporting requirements of the new CSRD. What sustainability information do you need? How can you comply? What are the first steps to take? We gathered the market’s most frequently asked questions about the CSRD. And answered them.
Solar panels, vegan canteens, sustainable soap. Companies claim to be sustainable- just because they perceive certain actions as sustainable. But what if your sustainability efforts are complicating- or even making your operations less sustainable? Let’s dive into the danger of taking sustainable actions, without knowing where you stand in the first place.
Environmental data and sustainable improvements are inseparable. However, often environmental data is siloed, scattered, or lacks a proper structure. How can Business Intelligence (BI) help businesses overcome these challenges? And how does that look like in practise?
‘The rest of my company won’t understand sustainability- it’s too difficult’. One of the biggest bottlenecks to successful sustainable change, is when top-management have the feeling they can’t engage the rest of their company. How can you make sure you boost sustainable awareness in your entire company?
Carbon footprints, carbon offsetting, climate strategy, carbon/climate neutrality or net-zero. When companies talk about their sustainability strategy, they mostly focus on ‘carbon’ or ‘climate’ terminology. However, environmental footprints are more comprehensive than just carbon or climate. Is it dangerous to only focus on carbon emissions?
On April 21st, 2021 the European Commission published a proposal for a Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), that will replace the existing directive on non-financial reporting. Completely supporting the EU’s Green Deal targets, the CSRD will require businesses to disclose more sustainability-related information than ever before. What implications does this have for businesses?
The IPCC Report was clear: We will most likely exceed the 1.5 °C of global warming. Not only will this result in extreme weather conditions, it will raise sea levels and heavily impact ocean ecosystems and urban areas. Immediate, rapid and large-scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions is a necessity to limit these changes. So: what can business leaders do?
You’ve measured your environmental footprint. So..what now? How can you make sure your emission reduction strategy becomes a succes? By following these 5 steps.
It’s the phase you least think about when measuring the sustainability of your product: The use phase. Why care about how your consumers use your products? Yet, the use phase often hides a large pile of environmental impact. How do you calculate this impact? What should you consider when measuring it?
