Sustainability, Ecoefficiency, Circular Economy, Corporate Social Responsibility, Environmental Productivity, Building Resilience – call it what you want. Yes, there are some variations between these concepts, but at the core they all focus on the same thing – improving a company’s economic, social and environmental performance.
But what does Sustainability mean for your business?
It’s a concept that can leave businesses scratching their heads.
Where do you start?
Is it worth the effort?
What are the paybacks?
For businesses that are already someway down the track, how can you really embed a holistic, long-term approach into your business?
The truth is, with the impact of COVID, many businesses are battling to survive. In addition, the ongoing impacts of climate change are also hitting hard with bushfires, droughts and floods directly and indirectly affecting Australian businesses. It is more crucial than ever to consider how your business can be run sustainably.
Making your business sustainable can help
- increase your productivity and reduce costs,
- secure your licence to operate
- reduce risk,
- attract investors and
- improve your relationships with customers and suppliers.
- making a commitment to becoming sustainable
- ensuring internal operations are sustainable
- being part of a sustainable supply chain
- creating value by being sustainable
- showing sustainability leadership