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Waste is one of the main problems faced by Indonesia. The type of waste is divided into organic waste and inorganic waste that is not processed often causes environmental pollution. The accumulation of waste that occurs around the environment triggered the company PT JBG (Jorong Barutama Greston) which is one of the subsidiaries of PT ITM (Indo Tambangraya Megah) located in South Kalimantan to build a place to utilize waste in eco-friendly bricks.
Since its establishment, PT. Vale Indonesia has pledged to reduce CO2 emissions by constructing a hydroelectric power plant, which commenced operations in 1979. In addition, starting in 2019, PT. Vale began employing electric boilers powered by hydropower for processing facility operations. With this invention, the usage of high-sulfur fuel oil (HSFO) is decreased by 67,047 barrels annually. The electric boiler utilized by PT Vale was also the first in Southeast Asia's processing sector.
PT Vale lowered GHG emissions by 330,688 tonnes of CO 2eq in 2022, to 1,640,387 tonnes of CO 2eq, or 17% less than in 2021 (1,971,075 tonnes of CO 2eq). Over five years, from 2018 to 2022, PT Vale reduced GHG emissions by 373,563 tons of CO2eq.
PT. Vale not only uses renewable energy for its operations, but it also helps local communities by organizing home waste management initiatives based on a circular economy, sorting economically useful garbage, and utilizing waste as an alternative fuel in the form of Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF).
Innovation is the driving force at MARSH Golf, reshaping eco-friendly and comfortable golf attire. The VITA Line, using Eco Nil thread from marine waste, and the PABLE Line, which uses recycled textiles, showcase MARSH's commitment to sustainability. Beyond these, MARSH incorporates other eco-friendly materials like bamboo cotton, positioning itself as a pioneer in environmentally conscious golf fashion.
The innovation, known as TwinMelt technology, is a pioneering step in adhesive technology developed by Lohmann GmbH und Co KG. This technology enables 100% solvent-free coating of adhesive tapes and thus makes a significant contribution to reducing environmental impact. By using TwinMelt technology, Lohmann GmbH und Co KG combines not only effective adhesive strength, but also more sustainable and environmentally friendly production, which is in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), in particular SDG 9 and SDG 13.
Embark on a journey through Pfizer's groundbreaking ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategy, a paradigm-shifting approach that redefines the landscape of product innovation. Delve into the company's commitment to equitable access and pricing, ensuring that life-changing healthcare solutions reach diverse communities. Explore Pfizer's unwavering dedication to product quality and safety, rooted in ethical business practices. Witness the transformative impact of a workplace culture that champions diversity, equity, and inclusion among colleagues. Uncover how Pfizer takes bold steps in addressing the urgent global challenge of climate change, demonstrating a holistic commitment to sustainable and responsible corporate practices.
Biowert is a German company that specializes in sustainable solutions for plastic products. They have developed an innovative bioplastic made from grass fibers and recycled plastic but also designed their entire production process in line with a circular economy to keep the ecological footprint as small as possible. This makes a significant contribution to achieving SDG 7, 9, 12, 13, and 17.
With the goal of lessening its impact on the environment and improving social welfare, Mondelez Indonesia has put in place a strong framework for sustainability that includes a number of activities. The company's implementation of lean manufacturing techniques, industrial symbiosis methods, and resource productivity metrics—all of which enhance eco-efficiency and position the business as an environmental leader.
The organization has received multiple honors for its sustainability efforts, highlighting its leadership in eco-efficiency and commitment to going above and beyond compliance. Mondelez Indonesia employs a strategic and analytical approach to sustainability, utilizing both internal and external analyses. With the help of these assessments, the company identify identifies competitive environmental efforts.
In recent years, the global community has witnessed a surge in awareness regarding environmental issues and the need for sustainable living. In response to this, companies have increasingly sought innovative solutions that not only address a sustainable and green future but also contribute to face social challenges connected with food waste.
Too Good To Go is an innovative platform that addresses the immense issue of food waste by connecting businesses with surplus food to consumers. The platform operates as a bridge, allowing users to purchase surplus food from local restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores at a reduced price. The typical surprise bag can be paid for via the app and then collected within a specified time window by the customer.
The innovative journey at Petrolplus stands as a genuine force for positive change, aligning seamlessly with SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) through the recycling of used oil and indirectly contributing to the fulfillment of SDG 14 (Life Below Water). By providing containers to collect used oil, it is ensured that the oil does not land in the water bodies, hence protecting life below water.
Atypical Advantage, founded in 2021 by Vineet Saraiwala, is India's largest inclusive platform that generates livelihood for persons with disabilities (PWD). This recipient of the esteemed National Startup Award in the social impact category, bestowed by the Union Government of India, is dedicated to empowering individuals and fostering self-reliance. In the last 1.5-2 years, the platform provided employment for 1,500 individuals, aims to reach 5,000 opportunities this year, and aspires to create 1 million opportunities by 2030.
1Community is an impact-first entertainment company founded by Scott Budnick, producer of The Hangover, the highest-grossing R-rated comedy trilogy in film history. Through the power of storytelling, 1Community drives action towards change in social justice, inequity, gender inequality, immigration, climate action, and other vital issues of our time by connecting with the hearts and minds of viewers. 1Community is “using movies to change the world” and believes that the film industry and TV can be a catalyst for good.
1Community is leading the way in large-scale impact to UN SDGS, including no poverty, quality education, gender equality, peace, justice, strong institutions, reducing inequality, and climate action. They do this through untapped empathy in the hearts and minds of individuals who watch their films and are moved to positive change and action. Examples include legislation changes, impact partner collaborations, and sharing stories that can create real change.
1Community is the first of its kind in Hollywood, and no other entertainment company is connecting impact and social change in this way. Budnick is revolutionizing the film industry and sharing stories that move people to action for social good.
"Indigenous Designs is a leader in organic and fair trade fashion inspired by the deep wisdom of Indigenous people and integrating people and planet. For over 24 years, Indigenous Designs has worked with artisans, primarily women, to create sustainable clothing that is as soft on the earth as it is on your skin, impeccably handmade and unique. They are proud to be a founding B Corp and have helped set industry standards for organic and fair trade clothing. The mission of Indigenous Designs is to create beautiful clothes ethically while supporting the artisans behind organic clothing and preserving our shared natural resources. Discover the beautiful clothing that fits your style and your values. Sustainable and ethical by design that is timeless and of very high quality." (language from the company website with permission from Scott Leonard)
Exploring traditional sake imports sparked the innovative journey of Sake Suki, an import business founded by Yumiko and Jason Geiger. Forgoing the conventional Japanese import model, Sake Suki prioritizes craftsmanship and sustainability by meticulously selecting small-scale, high-quality producers committed to quality and fostering a circular economy within the industry. With a strategic focus on delivering premium, handcrafted sake to the American market, Sake Suki meets evolving consumer preferences. It establishes itself as a leading purveyor of exceptional sake, supported by its comprehensive business and environmental stewardship approach.
Account Electronics and Engineering focuses on sustainability through energy-efficient technologies and fair labor practices. By upgrading equipment and collaborating with NGOs, they contribute to UN Sustainable Development Goals such as Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG 7) and Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8), promoting a more sustainable and equitable future.
Green Chile Mexican Grill offers burritos, enchiladas, tacos, enchiladas, bowls, eggs, cookies, ice cream, and juices.
All are in biodegradable containers made of straw and sugar cane fiber. They chose this material because it is of natural origin and it allows this decomposition with living organisms that are found in the environment. This action avoids plastic disposables that add to bigger quantities of daily trash.
The innovation consists on supporting the employees of the company by lending them the vehicles of the company so that those who live close to each other, can make routes to take the employees from their work to their house at night and in the morning from their house to the company, so that they can avoid the insecurity of public transportation in Mexico. Also to avoid using one vehicle each, which also leads to less pollution emitted by the vehicles. This also seeks that the employees feel supported and get motivated by the business.
Ometéotl is a Mexican clay artisan workshop, located in Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, which has an impact on promoting decent work, responsible production, and consumption of natural resources.
Ana Martínez, daughter of two artisans from the equally renowned region for their craftsmanship in Atzompa, Oaxaca, recounts how her life has revolved around art since she was 8 years old, when she began playing with clay in her mother's workshop. Today she owns the "Ometéotl" workshop. In it, the clay used in her pieces is responsibly sourced, extracted, and treated with 100% organic materials to prevent pollution, and now provides space for other women to learn and teach other women and children about crafts in the region.
Ana's work is primarily present in Mexico today but is also exported to other countries like the United States, for private collectors and art galleries.
Amborella Organics made the world’s first seed-bearing lollipops. The lollipops are made from edible flowers, herbs, and biodegradable sticks. Amborella Organics created circular cycles of sustainable consumption and production for the candy industry. Since March 2016, Amborella Organics has promoted environmental awareness through its seed-bearing lollipops, made with organic ingredients and packaged with recyclable materials.
PKT1 nace como el primer centro de envíos cero emisiones de México, ofreciendo un servicio logístico sustentable para cubrir las necesidades de sus usuarios, dentro de un ambiente amigable, transparente y ecológico, con una atención personalizada para lograr poner el mundo a su alcance.
La innovación tecnológica es el principal diferenciador de PKT1, la cual se refleja a través de los vehículos 100% eléctricos que utilizan en sus operaciones logísticas para reducir las emisiones de dióxido de carbono (CO₂). Hasta el mes de febrero de 2024, ha contribuido a ahorrar 150 toneladas de estas partículas contaminantes.
Pero eso no es todo, ya que PKT1 busca reconfigurar las tendencias de consumo y destacar el valor que tiene nuestro planeta a las siguientes generaciones, logrando así que se promueva una sólida conciencia ambiental.
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PKT1 was born as the first zero emissions shipping center in Mexico, offering a sustainable logistics service to meet the needs of its users, within a friendly, transparent and ecological environment, with personalized attention to put the world at their fingertips.
Technological innovation is the main PKT1’s differentiator, which is reflected through the 100% electric vehicles used in its logistics operations to reduce carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions. As of February 2024, it has contributed to saving 150 tons of these polluting particles.
But that is not all, as PKT1 seeks to reshape consumption trends and highlight the value of our planet to the next generations, thus promoting a strong environmental awareness.
Según el estudio realizado por McCain, compañía multinacional líder en productos alimenticios congelados, se identificó que entre los 180 países donde la empresa tiene operación, en Colombia se encuentran los agricultores más vulnerables, considerando que el 75% tienen un ingreso inferior a un Salario Mínimo Legal Mensual Vigente (US$330), el 80% trabajan de manera informal y el 70% tienen un nivel bajo de educación, lo cual impacta directamente en el índice de pobreza del país. La formación y el desarrollo de las personas es un driver muy importante a la hora de innovar en actividades productivas y precisamente esta es una de las grandes debilidades de los pequeños agricultores, lo cual agudiza las condiciones mencionadas anteriormente.
Bajo este escenario, nace Campo Vivo Negocio Social, en el año 2015 reconociendo que esta población del país tiene un alto potencial de crecimiento y tienen la posibilidad de mejorar su calidad de vida, comprendiendo la problemática social y proponiendo acciones de transformación que involucre directamente a los agricultores de papa, yuca, cebada y leche del país, brindando soluciones de alto impacto con el fin de contrarrestar la pobreza rural.
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According to a study conducted by McCain, a multinational company leader in frozen food products, it was identified that among the 180 countries where the company operates, the most vulnerable farmers are in Colombia, where 75% have an income lower than a Legal Monthly Minimum Wage (US$330); 80% work informally and 70% have a low level of education, which directly impacts the country’s poverty rate. The training and development of people is a very important driver when innovating in productive activities and this is precisely one of the great weaknesses of small farmers, which exacerbates the conditions mentioned above.
Under this scenario, Campo Vivo, a social business was born in 2015 recognizing that this population of the country has a high growth potential and have the possibility to improve their quality of life. Understanding the social problems and proposing transformative actions that directly involve the potato, yuca, barley and milk farmers of the country, providing high impact solutions in order to counteract rural poverty.