Go Beyond
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These resources will help you to adopt internal practices that are more stringent than those required by regulation or common standards.
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Changing the Fabric of Our Lives
This moving story explores how Patagonia was motivated by their concern for wildlife, rising costs, and their skepticism over the effectiveness of pesticides to embark on a risky, $20 million pivot - away from conventional cotton, and towards organic cotton. The company partnered with others to create new standards and certifications for regenerative, organic agricultural practices. This bold, environmentally conscious approach has paid immense dividends, and Patagonia has emerged as a highly profitable sustainability champion. If you're in pursuit of inspirational tales of companies allowing risky yet clear-eyed aspirations to guide their strategy, look no further.
Carbon pricing: Seven things to consider when establishing a carbon pricing program
This article is useful for organisations establishing a carbon pricing program. It answers specific, common questions and provides practical advice that will help you to align your carbon pricing program with the motivations, goals, structure, and culture of your organisation.
Guide to Critical Shifts: the critical shifts needed for a business to adopt a just and regenerative mindset
Designed to accompany the Compass for Just and Regenerative Business report, this resource from Forum for the Future can help you understand the critical shifts businesses can make to adopt a just and regenerative mindset. The guide explains the idea of critical shifts and outlines the critical shifts your business can make in its approach to seven key sustainability issues. It also highlights how different business functions can shift their approach to become more just and regenerative. The guide will be useful for professionals from across your organisation, with specific guidance provided for procurement, operations, marketing, HR, corporate affairs, leadership and management, strategy, and finance.
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