Terrafiniti
Sustainability Consultancy, Sustainability Consultants, Sustainability
It's tough doing the work of creating truly misleading greenwash. But don't worry, help is here use the Greenwashing Copy Creator (GCC) to hit the eco-friendly target. Definitely not to be confused with the Green Claims Code (GCC) this will really help you knock out vague, misleading and generally crapulous copy - read this to get your own UTI!
Greenwashing is getting dangerous - regulators, customers and consumers have increasing expectations regarding access to good quality, consistent information on sustainability, whether it is about a company’s overall performance, or about specific aspects of a product and how it compares to others. This article explores the context and what you need to consider while attempting to meet growing customer expectations and increasingly fierce regulators.
ESG and Corporate Sustainability reporting with an investor focus is increasing in importance. Many company reports are still stronger on rhetoric than on providing a clear picture of sustainability issues, impacts and risks. In addition, there are still challenges in how companies identify which of these issues, impacts and risks are material to the company now and in the future. Joss Tantram, Partner at Terrafiniti, reviews regulatory guidance for ESG and sustainability reporting and considers the fundamentals of good disclosure for stakeholders while enhancing investor engagement.
Navigating the ever-evolving landscape of sustainability can be challenging. With economic uncertainties, global political shifts, and some resistance to ESG initiatives, staying ahead is more crucial than ever. Regulatory demands like CSRD are also increasing, consuming significant time and resources.
Join us for a special interactive session where we will:
• Identify and discuss the pressing challenges faced by professionals and organisations.
• Explore practical solutions and strategies to overcome these obstacles.
SPRG is designed to provide a collaborative space and this interactive session will allow you to share your experiences, ask questions, and gain insights from peers. We will delve into:
• The key challenges in achieving sustainability goals.
• Organisational hurdles in implementing sustainable practices.
• Effective tactics and your solutions for navigating these challenges.
Why Attend?
• Engage with experts: hear from Dominic and Joss, Terrafiniti’s founding partners, but more importantly share thinking with other senior international sustainability professionals.
• Collaborate and learn: benefit from shared experiences and collective wisdom.
• Extended Q&A: (optionally) stay for an additional 30 minutes to continue discussions.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and contribute to the sustainability community. We look forward to your participation.
Reserve your spot now and be part of the conversation!
Understanding the relationship between your organisation and the wider world, and identifying which issues, trends, dependencies and risks are material (important) to your business future is critical. Not just for measuring and managing impact, but also for developing resilience and responding to the changing requirements of clients, investors and wider stakeholders and ultimately maximising the opportunities for sustainable value creation.
If business culture can be strong enough to 'eat' your strategy, then there is little point in spending time and effort on developing a new direction if you don’t pay equal, if not greater, attention to culture.. Join Joss and Dominic from Terrafiniti and other sustainability professionals from the UK and beyond, to explore the challenges and what an appropriate approach means for you in July's SPRG meeting.
Many people and companies fear and resist change due to uncertainty and perceived higher risks. But the risk of not adapting can be higher - what biases are involved and how do we move forward?
There are several types of relationships between species, bu tit's clear that the human relationships with the biosphere are closer to parasitic than any others. Isn't it time to pursue more positive outcomes - if only for self-interest?
Small particle air pollution – when will we clear it? PM2.5 (small particle) air pollution is one of the most harmful types for human health, exposure has been linked to heart and lung disease, mental health and many other conditions including stroke, cancer and mental health. Air pollution also disproportionally affects children. A global study …
Greenwashing is insidious and widespread. It’s also harmful to your reputation, one of the main sources of value from taking meaningful action on sustainability issues.
And greenwashing is becoming a tidal wave.
So how should marketers and other professionals tackle this?
Most major sustainability issues have important risk dimensions for companies – and societies. In many cases these are still not adequately represented in board-level discussion, company risk assessments or registers.
WEF’s Global Risk Report provides a very useful, comprehensive global review and outlook upon what is important, and this article provides an overview of 2022’s report.
Intent in sustainability can be the difference between differentiating a strong (if nascent) approach from a shallow one.
But intent can be difficult to demonstrate to a cynical world.
