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Greenwashing, Rainbow Washing and Woke Washing: how they can harm brands’ reputation and the way to stop them.
Every day numerous reports in the media highlight that some organizations are attempting to appear more socially and environmentally conscious than their rivals by greenwashing , woke washing or rainbow washing their activities. These concepts are quite alike as they...
Unlocking Employee Engagement in Sustainability: 7 Proven Strategies
According to the article Engaging Employees to Create a Sustainable Business published by the Stanford Social Innovation Review “The key to creating a vibrant and sustainable company is to find ways to get all employees—from top executives to assembly line...
Green Transformation: The New Age of Sustainability
Green transformation is a common word that is spoken and heard in the business environment in recent times. A lot of focus has been put on this subject in the past decade and many organisations have been wrestling to become greener and to transform their businesses to...
5 Ways For Businesses To Minimise Digital Waste
Modern technology connects businesses to the internet, giving them the ability to send and receive as many as possible emails, run social media campaigns, engage with globally widespread customers on various platforms. As more aspects of life become dependent on...
Sustainability – An Integrated part of the Culture
Many organisations are increasingly trying to implement a sustainability cultural change. The purpose of this change is not only to impact the way the employees will engage with each other in a work environment, but also how the flexibility in a workplace will...
5 Steps to Engage Employees in Sustainability
Behavioural change is a complicated process, no matter where it takes place. When it comes to engaging employees in sustainable actions we need to understand there is a gap between knowledge and advocacy. This needs to be covered by us as employers so the employees...
System thinking for sustainability from a business perspective
System thinking is a powerful tool that can help businesses better navigate the complexity of sustainability issues. As well as the related changes they will have to go through in order to adapt to the challenges posed by climate change. If businesses want to become...
EU Taxonomy Regulation And Its Implications For Companies
What is the EU Taxonomy Regulation? As a new effort to reduce the critical environmental issues the world is facing, The European Commission formulated the EU taxonomy regulation. The Taxonomy tool requires investors, companies, and financial institutions to outline...
The Importance of Feedback in Your Sustainability Journey
Do you understand the importance of feedback in your sustainability journey? We examine why (and how) to incorporate more feedback in your organisation.
Try Saying Thanks: Celebrating Success in a Workplace
Does your company celebrate success? Doing so can increase engagement and retention while helping you move closer to sustainability goals.