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Reduces Risk

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Integrating sustainability and environmental improvements into decision-making is recommended to be done on all levels, putting it on the same equality to cyber-risk threats.

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The risk of not having a path towards sustainability will face disruptions in operations, fines and litigation costs, reputational risk and their own climate crisis.

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Increases Revenue

 

 

Setting a path towards sustainability can help benefit the bottom line and create new business opportunities.  Redesigning products and services around sustainability can drastically increase profits or reduce costs because some innovations only come to light where sustainability is part of your strategy.

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3

Protects your brand
and reputation

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The sustainability mission of a business will not only attract and retain staff who share that mission but will also lead to protecting and upholding your brand in what is a tough business environment.

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Minimizes Costs

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Embracing sustainability forces businesses to look at things in a different way from the redesigning of products and reducing raw materials, to increasing recycling and diverting waste away from landfill.

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Attracts Investment

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Environmental and sustainability strategies are now on the table and considered by investors when looking at any business. A company that has begun the long journey towards sustainability will improve their chances of attracting finance and long term investment.