Right to Repair and Sustainability A Viable Concept in Modern Product Systems Have you ever thought about how product repairing might help you? And why can this not be done for most of the products? Would this give you the whole rights to your product? Considering the Circular Economy and Product Design, we would like […]

Sustainable Business Models: Strategic Relevance, Implementation Challenges, and Financial Instruments for Transformation In the face of accelerating climate change, resource depletion, increasing social inequalities, and stakeholder pressure, transforming conventional business models into sustainable business models (SBMs) is no longer optional—it is imperative. SBMs are frameworks that create, deliver, and capture value in ways that simultaneously […]

What is SROI and how should companies use it? Social Return on Investment (SROI) is a complex and increasingly commonly used methodology for assessing and communicating the value generated by an organization’s social, environmental and economic investments. Unlike traditional evaluations focused on financial results, SROI emphasizes the impact created for stakeholders and translates this value […]

Why manage Suppliers’ environmental and social impact? Is this a burden or a winning case? Suppliers can have significant Environmental and Social (E&S) impacts on big companies’ operations, reputation, and sustainability performance. These impacts are critical as many large companies rely heavily on their supply chains to deliver goods and services. Managing key suppliers with […]

Trap or solution? Is solar geoengineering a viable solution for mitigating global warming? Have you ever heard about solar geoengineering? Probably, if you work in the field of geoengineering or maybe in agriculture. Is this a solution for global warming? We discussed these options in a previous article, but we didn’t provide much explanation. Here […]

Water is an indispensable resource. How important is water, and how can we protect it? Did you know? There is a consensus that people can survive about three days without water, with estimates usually ranging from two days to a week, depending on how strong the body is or what the average outside temperature is […]