Net Zero
Transitioning to net zero involves reducing greenhouse gas emissions by adopting cleaner and more sustainable technologies. This includes shifting away from fossil fuel-based energy systems… Read More »Net Zero
Transitioning to net zero involves reducing greenhouse gas emissions by adopting cleaner and more sustainable technologies. This includes shifting away from fossil fuel-based energy systems… Read More »Net Zero
September 2019. The UN Climate Action Summit. In what is now a widely circulated speech, an emotional yet determined 16-year old-stood in front of world… Read More »Building Sustainability into Education
World Environment Day: As we approach World Environment Day on June 5, there will be a flood of articles and content on climate change and… Read More »World Environment Day
A 14-member team of sherpas appointed by the Nepalese government returns after gathering over 3 tonnes of waste from the world’s most coveted peak. The… Read More »War Against Waste – Building A Sustainable Value Chain
Collective Empowerment: Unleashing the Power of Many Discover the strength of collective empowerment as we unite to unleash the power of many. Together, we create… Read More »The Power of the Collective
Glocalization: Preserving Culture Amid Globalization In the era of glocalization, cultural preservation is paramount. Discover how communities adapt to protect their heritage while embracing the… Read More »Glocalization
It’s time for a bicycle kick folks! FIFA is all set to give back to nature what truly belongs to it. Bending the ball strategically where it’s going to score for sustainability.
While the enterprises are launching sustainability initiatives at various levels, it is the customers who are driving it.
A prime example of rapid and relentless evolution is supply chain management (SCM). New technologies and innovations have significantly boosted its capabilities, and SCM is now able to deliver a lot more than what was thought possible a few years back. Here is a look at some of the exciting new developments in the world of SCM.
This digital revolution and its groundbreaking effects on production and manufacturing have transformed supply chains across businesses and industries. Industry 4.0 has not only transformed the structure of supply chains, but it has also changed the way we view supply chains. Industry experts and market analysts have been observing a dramatic shift away from traditional sequential strategy hierarchies.