In this week’s Behavioural Design for a Sustainable Future feature, we spotlight Christina Abouhamad, a strategic communications leader from Lebanon and a recent graduate of the Master in Customer Experience and Innovation at IE Business School.

In this week’s Behavioural Design for a Sustainable Future feature, we spotlight Catalina Gómez, whose project tackles one of the most stubborn challenges in sustainability: the intention action gap.

As the global community continues to prioritise sustainability and environmental stewardship, the European Union has taken a significant step forward with the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). This regulation, initially proposed on March 30, 2022, reached a final agreement in December 2023 and will come into force on July 18, 2024. 

The ESPR is set to revolutionise how products are designed, produced, and disposed of across all EU Member States, with far-reaching implications for manufacturers, consumers, and public authorities.

Within the context of the ever-changing business environment, understanding the increasingly urgent impact of climate change on your operations is not only a matter of regulation but a crucial aspect of business strategy. The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) E1 on Climate Change provides a comprehensive framework for disclosing how your business interacts with the climate. Let's dive into the key aspects of ESRS E1 and how it can help you navigate this crucial area.

Today, we want to shed some light on the European Sustainability Reporting Standard (ESRS) S1, which focuses on a company’s own workforce. This standard is crucial for companies aiming to ensure transparency and responsibility towards their employees. 

What does my company need to do to become more sustainable? How do I plan for sustainability in my startup? What resources are available to help me in the process? If you’re an early stage startup or a company that’s just beginning your sustainability journey, join us for “Sustainable Impact 101”.

Developing a theory of change aims to bring improved clarity and quality to the process of programme design and implementation using a simple, flexible methodology

The invisibility of the impact of our personal actions to mitigate climate change results in decreased motivation, and belonging towards a sustainable lifestyle. Let's fix that. 

There are a lot of sustainable considerations at the time of consuming coffee. Where it came from? Is it organic? Was it sources paying fair wages? These are the questions that get the most