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Join us today for an exclusive episode with Trista Bridges, author of “Leading Sustainably” on the importance and challenges of driving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across sectors.
Sustainability takes a team effort: governments need to guide policy systems; businesses must take responsibility for their operations, and society can encourage actors that lead the transition.
Trista shares critical insights on how companies are changing their operations to assess their planetary impact and include sustainability considerations, as well as the many barriers that remain against achieving the global SDGs, such as the conflicting needs of companies with low levels of development.
Tune in the full episode & share your impressions with us afterwards!
What you'll learn:
● What the role of different economic and social actors is in driving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs);
● Why we may not achieve the SDGs but, also, what improvements can be seen across different sectors;
● Why and how companies can use sustainability certifications to their benefit;
● And much more!
Books & other resources mentioned:
Company website: https://www.readtheair.jp
Book: Leading sustainably: The path to sustainable business and how the SDGs' changed everything, by Trista Bridges and Donald Eubank
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In today's episode, we turn the belief that sustainability is costly on its head as we discuss with Patricio Gonzalez Morel about the enormous potential for profitability of resource efficiency.
Transforming energy use and reducing input materials can help businesses recover their investments up to 10,000 times.
Can you believe it? The figures are true and Patricio shares with great detail how businesses in the hotel industry built impressive returns on investment (ROIs) and outperformed competitors by finding opportunities to cut waste and improve the efficiency of resource use.
We'll also discuss barriers such as the preconception that sustainability only pays off in the long term and ways to ease in practices that can save the company money at the same time as saving the planet.
Now relax, play the full episode, and prepare to be amazed!
What you'll learn:
● What resource efficiency is and how it can save money;
● How businesses around the world have implemented cost-saving measures;
● How companies can better manage the transition to sustainability;
● And much more!
Books & other resources mentioned:
Book: We Are the Weather: Saving the Planet Begins at Breakfast by Jonathan Safran Foer
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Our discussion today with Bintou Camara is filled with precious insights about the urgent sustainability issues faced by indigenous communities in Guinea, West Africa. Every day, these vulnerable groups confront the dangers posed to their social, economical, and spiritual lives by the mining activities in the territories they occupy. As animists, indigenous communities are deeply connected to and dependent on the natural environment, but the intense exploitation of bauxite leads to deforestation, water blockages, and land occupation. Bintou sheds light on the NGO activities she leads in the area that aim to preserve indigenous languages and spirituality. Also, we will reflect on the need for leaders and mediators who can include indigenous people at roundtable discussions about the future of their country. Learn all about these issues and many more in the full episode. Enjoy!
What you'll learn:
Books & other resources mentioned:
NGO Evolution: https://www.ngoevolution.com
International Finance Cooperation activity in Guinea: https://www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/news_ext_content/ifc_external_corporate_site/news+and+events/news/mining-for-long-term-change-in-guinea
Native American saying: When the last tree has been cut down, the last fish caught, the last river poisoned, only then will we realize that one cannot eat money.
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Today we debunk the most interesting aspects of the Cradle to Cradle Certification™ for more sustainable products together with Aglaia Gomez from EcointelligentGrowth. To prepare for the radical uncertainty ahead, as well as comply with regulation, companies can truly benefit from getting their products’ Cradle to Cradle Certified. Our society and planet will also thrive, as we move towards a healthier and safer consumption of goods. Aglaia shares lots of insights into the steps to certification, including how communications with the supply chain help close the information gap; what is the social fairness component; and why recycling plays an important part in the product’s lifecycle. Tune in and enjoy the episode!
What you'll learn:
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Resources:
Website: http://ecointelligentgrowth.net
Book: https://mbdc.com/project/cradle-to-cradle-book/
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Join us today, as we discuss with Erica Larson about the art & science of branding and marketing sustainability. It's new, yet it's a hot topic that will only get more traction as brands expand their role in society and need to communicate their global footprint. Erica shares insights from her unique journey into communicating sustainability in engineering and the built environment. Things such as how her web design and marketing services agency helps companies communicate their sustainability narratives; why technical and scientific teams need to pair with the creative brains of marketing professionals; and how companies can measure marketing efforts effectively. Lots of exciting things to dive in. But don't take our word for it: tune in the episode and enjoy!
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Erica's company website: https://www.pixelpowercle.com
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In today's episode, together with Mirishahe Syla, we take the concepts of feminism, gender equality, and environmental justice and discuss their numerous facets and inevitable interconnection. Born out the same faulty system, social and environmental injustice are causing toxic hierarchization, inequality, and unjustified superiority, whether in our relationship with each other or with nature. Mirishahe sheds light on the way that a patriarchal Kosovo shaped her interest in gender inequality and her contributions to raising awareness of these issues in a young and changing country. We further discuss the interesting lens of ecofeminism, how it's perceived by society at large, and what strategies we can use to help people see the world through a more sustainable perspective. Tune in the full episode for many more interesting insights!
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Today, we're excited to be joined by Aya Ulan in a conversation about sustainable design. Step by step, we dive into the principles of the circular design, including product durability and reparability, as well as how these fit our current needs to reduce waste and pollution. Circular design constitutes a key driver of the system transformation we seek through the sustainability approach. It teaches us to treat waste as a valuable material. Aya will share more from her experience with eco-friendly furniture based on recycled and upcycled materials, the challenges with recycling infrastructure, and the need for cross-sector collaboration and systems thinking. Join us in the episode for more insights & enjoy!
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