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Strategy Briefing
Sustainability and New Ways of Doing Business
33 pages, Nov 2016
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Environmental challenges pose risks for businesses in that they can cause a disruption to supply chains, but businesses are also under pressure from governments to adopt sustainable business practices as governments aim to meet their environmental targets. While this is putting pressure on companies to adopt new practices, new opportunities and scopes are opening up combining sustainability with profitability.
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Scale helps to make clean energy affordable
Clean energy infrastructures are costly and their limited scale increases the per unit cost of production. Leading companies, including Walmart, are leveraging their size to bring the unit cost down, while governments are investing in the expensive infrastructures as part of their environmental targets.
Responsible water stewardship for drinks companies
Leading consumer companies, including Coca Cola, have embarked on responsible water stewardship which includes a combination of saving water resources and reducing water consumption in the production process.
Growing focus on sustainable sourcing of agricultural commodities
Given the increasing pressure on forests to cope with growing economic activities, leading companies including Unilever are focusing on sustainable sourcing to prevent deforestation. In addition, fair trade also forms a key element of sustainability of which M&S is a pioneer.
Reducing waste through prevention, prolonged duration and recycling
Efficient waste helps to ease pressure on landfill, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ease pressure on reserves. Reducing waste mainly takes three main approaches including prevention, prolonging life and recycling.
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Scope of the Report
Scope
Introduction
Key findings
Increasing pressure on natural resources
Growing global commitment to tackle environmental challenges
Creating opportunities and new ways of doing business
Commitment to Clean Energy
Clean energy: Increasing commitment to clean energy sources
Case study: Walmart and solar p anels
Case study: L’Oreal gains as China invests in green energy
Case study: Google relies on wind power for clean energy
Case study: Tesla make clean energy cars fashionable
Responsible Water Stewardship
Water stewardship: Saving reserves and lowering consumption
Case study: Coca Cola and multipronged approach to water
Case study: AB InBev invests in water efficient process
Case study: Less water dependent laundry detergents
Sustainable Sourcing of Raw Materials
Sustainable sourcing: Through transparency of sources & fair trade
Case study: Unilever focuses on sustainable palm oil
Case study: M&S could benefit from pushing fair trade ranges
Recycling and Waste Management
W aste management, recycling and the circular economy
Case study: French retailers ordered to prevent waste
Case study: Biogen converting food waste into bio-fertilisers
Case study : Husk Power Systems – A case of wasted energy
Case study: IKEA ’s circular economy business model
Case study: Rype office – R ecycling and prolonging life of furniture
Conclusion
Sustainable business models are about more than managing risk
Sustainability initiatives on the rise
Business models to change in the future
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