Sustainability Resources
“We must remember there is no vaccine to fix our changing climate. As climate change impacts continue to intensify, we must put adaptation on an equal footing with [cutting emissions]. Building resilience to climate change impacts is not a nice-to-have, it is a must, if we are to live in a sustainable and secure world.”
At Evolution Marketing we use education to create change within our clients’ organizations and implement sustainable business strategies. One of our favorite educational resources we like to leverage, was created by the United Nations and it is their seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) that debuted in 2015. Underpinning the SDG’s are 169 targets that were created as a framework to help business, government, NGO’s and member countries to implement equitable systems that benefit all stakeholders (i.e. all citizens of the world!) Click to learn more
Below you will find a variety of resources that our team has assembled to help your business or organization to begin on its sustainability journey. As a triple bottom line managed and operated company that values transparency we hope that you find value in the different articles, videos and guides that we think are great resources (and they are all FREE!) We are also here to help your organization on its journey, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us to learn more.
Oconomowoc High School Global Sustainability students with Evolution Marketing’s all-electric car, Bunny.
Social Sustainabilty (People)
“Social sustainability is about identifying and managing business impacts, both positive and negative, on people.”
The Sustainable Development Goals (graphics below) address the “social” side of sustainability or the “social” problems at the root of the different sustainable development goals. Click each icon below to learn more about them.
Monarch butterfly on native Wisconsin flower outside of the Evolution Marketing office.
Environmental Sustainability (Planet)
“With business relying on natural resources directly and via supply chains, new corporate efforts are needed to address environmental responsibilities, value natural capital, and better understand the linkages between resources.”
The Sustainable Development Goals (graphics below) address the environmental sustainability attributes. Click on each icon below to learn more about them.
Economic Viability (Profit)
“Global challenges – ranging from climate, water and food crises, to poverty, conflict and inequality – are in need of solutions that the private sector can deliver, representing a large and growing market for business innovation.”
The Sustainable Development Goals (graphics below) address economic viability of and for businesses within the communities they reside in and the global marketplace…Click on each icon below to learn more about them.
