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EU next steps are all about Sustainability performance of the companies, accomplishing towards the EU Green Agenda CSRD Institute

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Where are we heading ? We need to think now! Tbink of sustainability think of a transformation in individuals to own a tespondi Ikuta in this, then only we can overcome this, all together United in one goal to think rationally and contribute. https://lnkd.in/gDHCwUN7

As the host of today's presentation, I am proud to share that at Central Mailing Services, we are actively taking steps to address sustainability and are committed to treating this issue with the utmost seriousness. Teams feedback: "Just want to say that was a very good presentation and was very useful for people to understand everything that’s going on in the background to help contribute towards a very serious matter." - Today, we discussed the changes in European policies and the challenges businesses will face in meeting the requirements of the "Fit for 2055" initiative. - Team was provided with essential information about the upcoming initiatives countries will implement, as well as the actions businesses will need to take to achieve carbon neutrality. Purpose of these changes: - We want our company to be environmental friendly and to lead the way among firms meeting the requirements of European sustainability regulations. - We recognize that customers are paying more attention to whether companies utilize renewable resources and green energy in their production processes. Being viewed as an environmentally friendly business partner is becoming increasingly important. - Currently, fossil fuels are frequently used in production, which harms the environment and generates significant costs for the business. By shifting to renewable resources and green energy, we can lower production costs, better adapt to changing supply chains, and mitigate the effects of inflation, which could pose a threat to the company at any time. - We want everyone in the business to be aware of the challenges ahead, the steps we can take to reduce our company’s carbon footprint, and the areas where we can have an impact. Big thanks to Robin Carruthers for assigning me to this project.

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Our 2024 Sustainability Report is here, in full, with every detail included. More of a highlights person? We’ve got you covered. Full Report → https://on.jci.com/3QlAg15

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Some highlights (1/2) from Viikki Sustainability Research Seminar talks by Paula Kivimaa (Syke) and Riina Bhatia (VTT, HELSUS)! Paula Kivimaa (Syke) delved deeper into what sustainability transition research is: 🌍 Sustainability transition research originated in 1990s Netherlands and is still primarily, but not only based in Europe. It aims to tackle environmental sustainability challenges with the focus on socio-technical system change. 🧠Sustainability transitions are highly complex and uncertain processes that essentially are not about technological changes, this is also about actors doing things in new ways, changing their mind-sets and routine practices and underlying institutional rules of the system. 👩🏫 Examples of new and expanding orientations in the research field: disruption, decline and destabilization, deep and multi-systems transitions, justice, security and geopolitics (watch the whole seminar to learn more!) Riina Bhatia (VTT, HELSUS) talked about the importance of feminist and decolonizing approaches in sustainability transition: 🚀 Traditionally, sustainability transitions research focuses on socio-technical change from a capitalist perspective, lacking gendered and post-colonial applications. ☝ Without taking into consideration the feminist and decolonial aspects, sustainability transitions are in the risk of leaving marginalized out, these perspectives are important to create a truly sustainable transition. 👩👧👦 Now mainstream sustainability transitions are based on and threat to deepen existing gender and colonial inequalities. Epistemological and ontological diversity – pluriversality is needed! Learn more about sustainability transition research & watch the seminar on Youtube 📽 🤩 https://lnkd.in/eKxaVVNe

Our 2024 Sustainability Report is finally here! Whether you're a numbers person who loves diving into every detail, or a highlights person who wants a quick overview, we've got you covered. Our report showcases our commitment to sustainability and highlights the progress we've made in reducing our environmental impact, promoting social responsibility, and driving positive change in our communities. From reducing our carbon footprint to promoting diversity and inclusion, every detail is included to show our dedication to making a difference. Looking for quick facts and key takeaways? Check out our highlights section for a snapshot of our achievements and goals. We're proud of what we've accomplished so far, and we're excited to continue pushing towards a more sustainable future. Let's keep the conversation going on social media! Don't forget to use popular hashtags like #SustainabilityMatters, #EcoFriendlyFuture, and #CorporateResponsibility to spread the word and inspire others to join us on this journey towards a better world. Together, we can make a difference! #2024SustainabilityReport #SustainableBusiness #SocialResponsibility #CorporateSustainability #ClimateAction #GreenInitiatives #johnsoncontrols #engineeringthefutureofsustainableliving #BERDOStandards

Sustainability simply refers to the ability of an organisation to meet its present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.