
Daniella at COP28
“It’s about involving those who are adopting the consequences of these decisions and allowing fresh perspectives, innovative solutions, and a sense of urgency into the
Sustainable development is not only an opportunity to contribute to a sustainable future for people and the planet, it is also good for business! Consumers, employees and government are all demanding a commitment to these goals, businesses who embrace them, take action and report progress will have a competitive advantage.
Stakeholders are expecting you to report on sustainability and ESG (environment, social and governance) outcomes. There is a significant opportunity for you as a larger business to support your small business supply chain stakeholders. Help them to understand, take action and expand their contribution beyond a pure environmental focus to include social, ethical, and community sustainability.
Benchmark your organisation and supply chain stakeholders with the Ready Reckoner self-assessment survey. Provide clarity with prioritized actions and micro-learning content on Sustainable development to stay ahead with your sustainable business practices.
No one business can change the world. Make sure you are not on the journey alone, sharing your journey with your supply chain and collectively improving your ESG impact is not only good for people and the planet, but can be VERY good for business.
Talk to us to find out how you can help your business and other businesses in your supply chain to begin their journey to SDG Alignment.
“It’s about involving those who are adopting the consequences of these decisions and allowing fresh perspectives, innovative solutions, and a sense of urgency into the
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