Sustainable Business

Navigating the Green Path: A Guide to Effective Sustainability Measurement for Companies

Navigating the Green Path: A Guide to Effective Sustainability Measurement for Companies

The journey towards sustainable business practices involves meticulous measurement and continuous improvement. By defining clear objectives, adopting relevant KPIs, engaging stakeholders, and third-party validation of your efforts, companies can not only measure their sustainability impact effectively but also contribute to a greener, more responsible future. Sustainability measurement is not just a metric; it’s a commitment to creating a positive and lasting impact on the planet.

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Sustainability Chat with Priscilla Ramcharan

I am grateful for the opportunity to talk about sustainability with Priscilla Rammcharan, founder of Our English 2.0, promoter of people and ideas, and author of several books for learners of all ages. Check out the interview, and the amazing things that Priscilla is doing to make the world better.

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The Scourge of Child Labor

The Scourge of Child Labor

As businesses become more complex, ESG considerations will become more important and the mitigation of risks such as child labor will become more difficult. However, by partnering with governments and local communities, engaging with stakeholder, and using technology to track and verify that their materials were not the product of child labor, businesses can begin to eradicate this scourge from their supply chains.

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Third-Party Risk Management 

Third-Party Risk Management 

In this blog we discuss how third-party risks affect your organization, and how ESG principles can help.

In today’s business landscape, you should be concerned not only with your own reputation and brand, but the reputations of your third party suppliers. Stakeholders are demanding transparency on ESG risks throughout their entire value chain, including you and your suppliers. 

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The Perils of Perpetual Power

The Perils of Perpetual Power

The Economist recently ran an article titled Facebook and the conglomerate curse, and it addresses the future of ESG . The article is about “Silicon Valley’s big five tech giants, Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft.” It comments on their drop in market value this year, swollen costs, and slowing core businesses, alongside the “near-absolute control” of the companies’ founders. 

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