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The author is correspondent at BW Businessworld, he has a keen interest in sustainability and environmental economics
Sustainability Map offers data to make informed sustainability decisions in the value chain: Joseph Wozniak, Head, T4SD, ITC
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It is important for corporates to develop an understanding about the linkage of their operations with biodiversity and ecosystem services to future-proof their business
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Biodiversity is currently being lost at an unprecedented rate due to human activities that degrade or encroach on habitats, increase pollution load, and contribute to climate variability. This rapid declining of biodiversity is a huge problem for entire humanity and this can’t be averted unless relevant stakeholders come together to fight it
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“We have to build a system that makes money, doesn’t kill anybody and doesn’t pollute the environment. Some of us have to completely transform the way our businesses operate," Henshaw, Chief Sustainability Officer, Aditya Birla Group
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Corporate management should reflect on the available knowledge and use moral imagination to find strategies that allow for an optimal profit with the least negative internal and external impact on society, environment and future generations
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Faculty that can actually actuate, initiate, inspire and engage people in sustainability
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"Lot of coalition in businesses seen to address global issues: Elisa Tonda, Head, Responsible Industry and Value Chain Unit," UN Environment
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“India is ranked 93 out of 140 countries in Social Progress. In the Indian context, no one wants to talk about what is going wrong. For every 1% change in GDP, there is 0.09% change in social progress", Dr. Amit Kapoor, Chair, Institute for Competitiveness speaking on economic prosperity vs social progress
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In his lecture called ‘Reimagining Capitalism- A new exciting agenda for business leaders’, Professor Matten said, “We have to think of alternative ways of doing capitalism, as the current mode is not working. The critique of capitalism is normally looked at as a leftist argument"
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“Access to high-quality education is a problem, getting employable graduates is a problem. Getting skills built for the future is a big challenge," Raghav Gupta, India Country Director, Coursera
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