Buy, consume, dispose – such is the widely accepted framework that we consumers accept and operate within. But turning this framework on its head is a steadily growing, global movement known as “collaborative consumption”.
Also known as the “sharing economy”, a business...
Sustainability strategy is becoming more innovative as supply chain issues become more apparent. It is important to consider potential second (and third, fourth and so on) lives for products – recycling is one thing, but designing products so that they are reusable or easily able to be...
What makes a good sustainability strategy?
Our last two posts: The first step in developing a sustainability strategy that means something and What is impact measurement? will help you understand the importance of developing your business’ sustainability vision from the get-go....
An increasing number of organisations are realising the importance of measuring environmental and social impacts of their business.
Maybe you are, too? Maybe you have already begun the process by conducting a carbon audit? If so, has this been useful to you? Or do you now have a...
At a time when Australia seems set to do away with the carbon tax (and not introduce the carbon pricing mechanism that was set to follow), we noted the results of a recent Accenture survey with great interest.
Nearly one-third of CEO’s suggest intervention through taxation should be...
