How Rural Traditions Inspire Sustainability In Hanoi

Enterprise technology generates a vast amount of e-waste. Get the research on what organizations face to reduce the environmental impact of IT asset disposal.

The year is 2050, and the world’s population is almost 10 billion. You’re sitting down to dinner with your family – well, your son’s avatar, because he’s away at college – and your partner brings you dinner. On your plate are the tomatoes and zucchini that you grew on your roof, a couple of organically farmed potatoes, and what looks and tastes exactly like an Atlantic salmon filet – only it’s a much more sustainable alternative, packed full of protein and totally delicious. 

Only 8.6% of our resource consumption is circular. This means that only 8.6% of the 100billion tonnes of minerals, fossil fuels, metals and biomass that enter the economy annually are reused. This way of doing business is not sustainable – not only for the environment but for the economy as well.  But while the “why” may be obvious, you may be finding the “how” less straightforward.  Like all business transformations, much of the success in making it stick lies with your people.  Join our webinar and hear our experts delve into:  Learnings from your peers on circularity in action – and how they are leveraging their people to achieve this.  Common challenges in implementing a circular approach.  Recommendations for your people-centric circularity playbook.