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PROCENS is a biotechnology enterprise that aims to lead Argentina and Latin America in the development of a new industry based on insects.
The first step is a sustainable recycling solution with Black Soldier Fly’s (BSF) larvae modules to convert large volumes of food waste into premium protein for animal feed and natural compost for soil regeneration.
Liph Energy, a Monterrey company that has managed to combine two key aspects of Flourishing :
- Liph energy gives employment opportunities to young people who want to start in the world of work ; in a company that understands the flourishing work environment.
Liph Energy provides renewable energy solutions ( eco-friendly solar panels) for homes and industries to reduce and green their energy consumption.
Legacy Planning Solutions (LPS) is a financial service located in NYC that helps teach families financial literacy, get out of debt, and reach their financial wealth goals. This service, in turn, helps address the UN's first SDG by assisting families in breaking cycles of poverty and creating generations of wealth.
ePac Flexible Packaging is a digitally-based flexible packaging company driven by its mission to serve a market that otherwise wouldn’t have access to services like theirs. ePac had directly influenced the start-up of over 5,000 businesses and inspired countless entrepreneurs to follow their dreams. This is directly related to SDG 8 - Economic Growth.
Because of ePac's digital printing method, their products are inherently more sustainable. It uses less energy, produces less waste and has a smaller carbon footprint than traditional printing technologies. With the ability to order on-demand, packaging obsolescence can also be eliminated, keeping unused plastic packaging out of landfills.
During the Pandemic, Beatstro struggled to resume operations. Management decided to adapt their business plan and enact a system to eliminate food waste and provide meals to community members.
Giotex is a company dedicated to the manufacture and production of pre-dyed sustainable yarns obtained from pre-consumer recycled cotton and post-consumer recycled polyester, with more than 50 years in the market, has acquired a privileged place in the textile industry. The main plan is in Mérida, Yucatán, with its own offices in Colombia, the United States, Guatemala, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Uruguay.
They have vast potential to help combat climate change, decrease the ecological footprint through responsible production and consumption, all this through innovation that will drive economic and above all environmental challenges.
What are the Sustainable Development Goals that they practice?
KNP Arises is a ground-breaking company that is working to make the world a greener place. This company, founded by three like-minded individuals, has seen the evolution of environmentally friendly gasoline.
The company has innovated the way used oil is treated in India and as a result is working not only towards better public health but also towards the production of biodiesel which is a better alternative as compared to the traditional energy sources.
Started by James Su and Slina Su in 1993, EDI Media Inc. has been informing people of inside stories that surround the local communities of both China and the United States. The business’ main form of communication is through media, with their consistent high-quality content and productions. Throughout their nearly 30 year history, the company has been highly recognized by their peers in both the media and film industries as they work to bridge the cultural differences between the East and the West.
ButcherBox started with a mission to make high-quality meat more accessible to all. The company soon discovered that meant more than delivering 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef, free-range organic chicken, pork raised crate-free, and sustainably sourced seafood: It meant rethinking the country’s food system. ButcherBox is in pursuit of a better way, one that’s focused on animal welfare, supporting farmers, treating the planet with respect and upholding diversity, equity, and inclusion across its business.
Taos Ski Valley, a company who is a certified B Corp, has ideas to impact and influence our generation to come by shining their light on topics that need to be supported or noticed. For instance, Taos continues to strive for and push through goal #16 of the UN SDG’s, Peace, Justice, and Institution, by supporting Black Lives Matter movements and working on being more diverse within their own company.
“IfCo. Global has introduced innovation in agriculture that is necessary to combat the pressing environmental and social issues our generation and future generations are facing.” - Charlie Stuart Gay
When Mikaila Ulmer was 4-years-old, she was stung by two bees in just one week! This incident inspired her to research more about honeybees, leading her to discover how important they are to our ecosystem. From there, she experimented with her grandmother’s flaxseed lemonade recipe, and thus, Me & the Bees Lemonade was born in 2009. It’s been a little over a decade since Mikaila became the queen bee she is today, cultivating her "hive" with an incredible social and environmental impact. Her lemonade is sold in over 3000 stores nationwide, and she actively works to solve four of the UN Sustainable Development Goals: Zero Hunger (2), Responsible Production and Consumption (12), Life on Land (15), and Reduced Inequalities (10).
The clothing brand Everywhere was founded in September of 2019 by Irys Kornbluth, where she currently serves as Co-CEO. Everywhere is a small company whose headquarters are in Los Angeles CA and currently has less than 10 employees. The company is led by a group of Stanford graduates, with vast knowledge in a variety of fields, such as fashion, finance, and technology. Everywhere’s goal is to clear the earth while also creating affordable and quality clothing. Their focus is sustainability and are working towards creating the least environmentally impactful supply chain. Their items are made out of recycled material, they are creating new technologies that are more eco-friendly while simultaneously developing the first earth-prioritizing clothing brand. They are supported by multiple Silicon Valley’s investors and even though they faced some challenges with launching a clothing brand right before a global pandemic they have been able to adapt and continue to grow.
Ocean’s Halo produces a variety of sustainably sourced and packaged Asian-inspired food products. They strive to be at the forefront of sustainable innovation in the food industry.
Accelerating the transformation into a sustainable mobility model, this company converts any fossil fuel combustion motor into an electric system. This way, the vehicle that reaches the end of it cycle-life can be recovered and transformed to a sustainable one, with no GHG emissions and less waste generated. This model contributes to the SDG #12, as producing “more” and “better” with “less”. The model is supported by one of the biggest network of mechanical workshops dispersed along the country. Tens of technical experts within the region share their knowhow, develop solutions customized to the client´s necessities, supported by Public institutes, and divides their profits in a truly collaborative solution that impacts on a wide area of influence such as decent jobs (SDG #8), climate action (SDG #13) and alliance for prosperity (SDG #17).
Their mission is based on three essential pillars: smart consumption, ethical production, and waste reduction. Sustainabowl has structured its supply chain, physical location, and entire business around leaving zero negative effects on the environment.
Kitovu creates access to the market for farmers by using multi-platform compatible mobile applications which link manufacturers to retailers and consumers. It aims to solve the issues encountered by farmers in their business process from end to end i.e from farm to market. Many farmers in Africa are used to farming from the supply side without considering what is demanded in the market. Kitovu solves the problem of farmer supplies without information on demand by providing farmers with a platform with vital data to aid their decision-making. These data provided by Kitovu to farmers provide three broad insights which are what to grow, how to grow, and who to sell to. The Kitovu platform collects data from farmers and fields which are connected to remote sensing HDI. This enables Kitovu to run analyses on different farmland and come up with recommendations of valuable inputs to farmers. By providing the farmer with info on what to grow, it gives farmers a guarantee on demand for their product which means farming effectively for the farmers.
374Water, Inc is a cleantech company located in Durham, North Carolina. Through the use of science and engineering, 374Water recovers resources from societal waste in order to provide the world with clean water and reusable minerals. Their technology, AirSCWO, allows for the creation of a world without waste by means of a circular economy. 374Water believes this technology will help solve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by "pioneering a new era of sustainable waste management and pollution control."