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Trick's Creek Farm, based in Ontario, Canada, with sustainable and ethical food production through a comprehensive, small-scale farming model. Specializing in organic, non-GMO meats and eggs, the farm connects customers directly with the origins of their food, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goal SDG12 on Responsible Consumption and Production. Trick’s Creek goes beyond standard farming by employing regenerative practices that enhance biodiversity and soil health, supporting SDG15, Life on Land.
The business, Relevans, is a small company aiming for a sustainable future in various areas. These are both economically, socially, and environmentally. While the company is small, they believe that the impact is still important and generates change eventually on a larger scale.
Grupo Porres addresses the pressing needs of rural communities in Mexico by providing access to education and healthcare services through its initiative, "Creating Culture, Transforming Lives." By establishing educational centers and providing computing service and health equipment, Grupo Porres empowers agricultural workers' children and improves healthcare access. This approach not only fosters empowerment but also contributes to breaking the cycle of poverty and enhancing the overall quality of life in rural areas.
BGIS is a facilities management company advancing sustainable building solutions aligned with UN climate goals. By using eco-friendly products and energy-saving systems, BGIS reduces their environmental impact and that of their many customers in Canada and globally. This commitment fosters healthier communities and workplaces.
Muzaffar Mirza DDS & Associates is a dental practice that combines quality dental care with job creation to support community health and economic growth. By hiring and training local residents, they increase accessibility to dental services while offering and creating stable jobs and career advancement, supporting specifically; UN SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being and SDG 8: Decent Work and
Crocker Moving Services provides a superior moving experience for residential and commercial clients in Alabama. Their trained team handles every aspect of the move, from packing and loading to transportation and unpacking, ensuring belongings are handled with care. This commitment to customer satisfaction, combined with their use of technology to streamline the moving process, contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goal 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure.
As an information technology company, Eviden decided that it would be best to make positive change in their own industry. The solution the company decided to implement was the decreasing carbon dioxide emissions from computer programs. They do this by implementing new technology, consulting and training other companies, and publishing a guide for others to do the same.
Otinga created a versatile backpack that easily transforms from an ordinary backpack into a bike bag (Otinga, n.d.). Their design enhances comfort, is dirt repellant and promotes an active lifestyle. Through using mostly recycled materials, the innovation is actively reducing the negative environmental impact and promoting sustainability.
Oat & Mill has implemented a circular production model, repurposing products that would otherwise go to waste. This helps reduce food waste and supports the local economy, aligning with UN SDGs, especially "Responsible Consumption and Production" and "Climate Action." Oat & Mill’s main innovation is its circular production model. They also have redesigned their packaging and supply chain by collaborating with suppliers to minimize plastic use. This strategy allows Oat & Mill to be more sustainable while offering unique, high-quality products.
NutriHuevos helps solve SDG #12 through their innovations for cardboard recycling and automated machinery.
Since the beginning, ARO incorporated Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) into its core values to help solve the UN SDGs. They recognized that every choice they made - from the materials they used, the production practices of the suppliers, and the actual chemical recipes - could make a difference. This led to their commitment to sustainable practices such as the implementation of a bottle reuse program, where ARO developed pick-up mechanisms of the specific product bottles in order to reclaim and reuse the bottles, reducing waste and promoting a more environmentally friendly way of consuming.
Caring Transitions is an ideal franchise-based solution for senior relocation, downsizing, moving, and estate liquidation. Their services address the needs of a large and vital piece of our population, providing families with support during major life transitions and difficult estate decisions. Starting with relocation, Caring Transitions offers compassionate assistance throughout the moving process, ensuring seniors feel heard and prioritized as they transition to retirement homes. With this, they provide downsizing and decluttering services to help seniors organize and manage their cherished belongings. By alleviating the physical and emotional challenges associated with these changes, the company enables seniors to navigate life transitions with greater ease. Additionally, Caring Transitions offers home clean-out services and estate sales to help seniors offset some of the costs associated with housing relocation.
We interviewed, Dave Osborne, the co-owner and co-founder of the Caring Transitions - Beach Cities franchise located in Orange County, California. Dave Osborne decided to open his own franchise with his wife and partner Mary Beth Osborne after recognizing a significant gap in services tailored to the senior market. Drawing on his real estate background, Dave saw this venture as an ideal opportunity to support his community, particularly seniors who were often unprepared for future life transitions.
Since opening, Caring Transitions - Beach Cities has assisted 100s of seniors with their moving, estate liquidation, and downsizing needs with premiere care and respect. Their goal is to be the single call solution for all senior services, continuously enhancing their team and offerings to address every possible need in the area. Built on a foundation of respect and compassion, the business is best summarized in Dave’s own words: “While we are a for-profit company, the best form of payment we receive from our clients is in hugs and appreciation.”
Caring Transitions Beach Cities aims to help solve the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goal #3, which promotes good health and well-being, and Goal #10, which focuses on reducing inequalities.
The Refill Bar is a sustainable retail concept that empowers customers to refill their personal care and household product containers, significantly reducing single-use plastic waste. By creating community- focused space where local artisans can showcase their products, the Refill Bar promotes environmental responsibility and supports economic growth. This initiative aligns with several UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) and Goal 13 (Climate Action), by encouraging sustainable practices and fostering a culture of eco-consciousness.
The business we chose to investigate and find out more about their innovations is a public, for profit business called Shoboraj. Shoboraj restaurant is one the famous restaurants in Newport South Wales founded in 1993. This authentic Indian restaurant focuses on SDG 2, zero hunger. It appears to be a lively place some nights that brings out the best of Indian culture, mixing classic flavors with a modern dining experience. During our interview we asked twelve concise questions that gave us a story to write and formed responses to talk about the restaurant's innovation, inspiration and impact on the world around them.
John Deere is a leading company in the manufacturing of agricultural machinery and technology, committed to sustainable development and social responsibility. Through the employee scholarship program implemented at the "Tractors" factory in Saltillo, the company provides educational opportunities that empower its workforce, helping break the cycle of poverty and promoting quality education (SDG 4). This initiative not only enhances employees' skills but also contributes to the well-being of their families and communities, aligning with various SDGs, such as reducing inequalities (SDG 10) and decent work and economic growth (SDG 8).
Grupo Andara has introduced innovations across several key areas. In their business model, they have fostered internal growth by identifying talented employees and promoting them to key managerial positions or even offering them partnership opportunities. In terms of service, they have focused on enhancing the customer experience, leading to increased loyalty. Furthermore, they have made significant strides in technology, including the installation of solar panels and the implementation of water recycling systems, thereby optimizing resource usage and promoting sustainability.
Mol Optics, through its commitment to innovation and sustainability, contributes to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in the areas of "Health and Well-being" and "Responsible Consumption and Production." We interviewed Eliseo Juárez, CEO of Mol Optics, to discuss the company's vision for improving visual health, which goes beyond just selling lenses.
The company has implemented educational and awareness programs in underserved communities, promoting the importance of regular eye check-ups and eye care.
Monmouthshire Building Society (MBS) is integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices into its core operations, focusing on sustainability through carbon offsetting, eco-friendly mortgage products, and community-driven initiatives. This innovation helps address several UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 13: Climate Action, by reducing carbon emissions and promoting energy-efficient housing, and Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, by supporting sustainable community development and social inclusion. Through these efforts, MBS fosters a more sustainable and equitable future for its members and local communities.
With plastic waste filling up landfills and polluting oceans an alternative is needed. Sustainable Packaging Industries (SPI), founded by Allison Reed, aims to provide an alternative option to plastic packaging: Pulp. We interviewed Allison, she talked about the innovative processes of manufacturing pulp packaging, and what is being done behind the scenes at SPI to reduce their environmental impact.