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Eversheds Sutherland’s innovation lies in integrating sustainability and social responsibility into legal practice. The firm advises businesses and governments on sustainable operations, regulatory compliance, and responsible corporate governance, helping them align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions). Through its counsel, the firm enables organizations to act ethically, reduce legal risks, and promote inclusive economic development.
Operating in the engineering and construction sector, ECAPRO has established itself as a company that focuses on developing electrical, electronic, and civil infrastructure while also promoting sustainability as a core value. ECAPRO aligns its operations with several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 7, 9, 11 and 13).
OZED is a sustainable eyewear company that replaces traditional plastics with renewable wood and recycled metal, creating durable, low-carbon frames through a circular and locally integrated production model. By sourcing within Europe, planting a tree for each pair sold, and supporting beekeeping to restore biodiversity, OZED advances SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), SDG 13 (Climate Action), and SDG 15 (Life on Land).
Although there are several innovations within Litoplas, Polyrec stands out as the most significant. Its a recycling company founded as an extension of Litoplas's sustainability efforts.
What makes the innovation special is that it is not limited to Litoplas. It serves other packaging producers and brand owners too, offering them recycling solutions that align with their sustainability goals. This aligns with the UN Sustainable development goals(SDG 9.) Industry, Innovation and infrastructure.
Gaia Grocery Store represents a pioneering approach to sustainable shopping — a farm-to-table grocery model that directly connects community, environment, and economy. By sourcing produce and meat locally, managing its own garden, and partnering with the Tofino Community Food Initiative (TCFI), Gaia has created an ecosystem that minimizes waste, cuts carbon emissions, and educates citizens about how food can help build a better future.
This innovation advances several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), and SDG 13 (Climate Action).
Cupid’s Wings Jewelry transforms overlooked thrift-store silverware into unique, wearable art, with Izzy serving as both supplier and maker. By carefully selecting materials and crafting each piece by hand, she reduces waste, lowers costs, and maintains environmentally conscious production. Her innovation lies in seeing potential in forgotten items, creating meaningful jewellery that connects with customers who value authenticity, sustainability, and creativity.
At Farmacia Inmaculada Lebrón, health is not only about dispensing medicine, it’s about building trust, understanding, and human connection. Under the leadership of pharmacist Inmaculada Lebrón Cansino, the pharmacy has implemented a nutritional guidance and personalized follow-up service integrated into its daily operations.
This innovation supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-Being) by promoting preventive, patient-centered healthcare that focuses on education, nutrition, and individualized attention.
Campus General Cleaning Service LLC is redefining campus hygiene by implementing sustainable, community-focused cleaning practices. This company directly contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health and Well-Being), 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) by incorporating eco-friendly products, fair employment, and strategic partnerships with educational institutions.
While many companies focus on a single innovation, one could say that Litoplas’ innovation lies in the integration of sustainability into its business model. While sustainability itself is not a new concept, the string of innovations that emerged from this commitment makes it transformative. From the creation of their spin-off, Polyrec, dedicated to transforming post-consumer plastic waste back into raw materials Litoplas contributes directly to the Sustainable Development Goal 12.
Since then, Litoplas decided to further commit to their sustainable production agenda and have taken various steps to do so such as, adopting cutting-edge machinery such as the Bobst Exlam (extrusion lamination) machine, which replaces the use of chemical adhesives in the lamination process with a molten plastic layer, which aligns with SDG #9 as they have optimized production efficiency and reduced harmful emissions. Beyond production, Litoplas has demonstrated strong social commitment through SDG #4 and SDG #8 by providing education for waste pickers about recyclable materials, donation recycling stations to local schools, and collaborating with artisans who create crafts from discarded materials. Together, these initiatives reflect a holistic approach where innovation serves not only the company’s growth but also the well-being of people, communities, and the planet.
Payroc, LLC supports three main SDGs. The company supports #3 Good Health and Well-being, #8 Decent Work and Economic Growth, and #11 Sustainable Cities and Communities. Payroc promotes good health and well-being by giving back to organizations that support a healthier quality of life for individuals. Economic growth is enhanced by the company's goal of maintaining positive revenue by working with different companies, going global, and supporting work-from-home. Sustainable cities and communities are supported by reducing Payroc's employees' carbon footprint through home-based work options and technological support that maintains the feel of the office setting from a home office. These SDGs are enhanced. The solutions behind these include giving back to the community through various organizations, subleasing office space, working from a home office, and providing jobs, which are essential in today's job market.
Heritage Bay is a cultural design studio that revives authentic Southeast Asian craftsmanship by producing small-batch, handcrafted batik apparel and accessories while connecting artisan communities to international markets. Their innovation combines artisan partnerships, documentary storytelling of craft, and a direct-to-consumer retail model to generate sustainable income for artisans and promote responsible consumption. directly supporting SDG 8 (Decent Work & Economic Growth), SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure), and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption & Production).
Elischer R.’s innovation focuses on creating clothes designed to last a lifetime, supported by a lifelong guarantee that allows customers to repair or exchange items for free, clearly aligning with SDG 12, Responsible Consumption and Production. This approach challenges fast fashion by prioritizing durability, quality, and responsible consumption. By placing sustainability at the heart of its business, Elischer R. proves that private companies can protect the planet while meeting customer needs. The brand’s transparency and commitment to care have built lasting trust and loyalty among consumers. Ultimately, this innovation shows that sustainable fashion can be both ethically driven and economically successful.
ESCoffee is a sustainable coffee company in Ecuador that helps small-scale farmers to earn fair wages by connecting directly with consumers and removing unfair middlemen. This business model supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals by reducing poverty (SDG 1), promoting decent work and economic growth (SDG 8), and encouraging responsible production and consumption (SDG 12). Through fair trade and environmental responsibility, ESCoffee improves farmers' lives and makes the coffee industry more sustainable.
Based in Nairobi, Kenya, Favour Tours and Safaris Ltd. is a renowned, certified tour operator offering sustainable, eco-friendly tourism opportunities. They operate primarily across East and Southern Africa, but are also expanding operations into the Middle East. The company not only promotes sustainable, eco-friendly tourism but also makes a significant contribution to Kenya's economy, particularly at the local level. With the tourism sector being the second-largest contributor to Kenya’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Favour Tours and Safari Ltd. is an important pioneer of sustainable and ethical practices in a booming sector. While recognising the economic opportunities the tourism sector offers, they reflect on how to properly balance this with protecting the environment, preserving wildlife, and supporting local communities. By educating its tour participants on positive environmental practices and supporting local businesses, the company contributes to a myriad of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. It is making progress to ensure the unique and wonderful Kenyan environment is preserved for future generations to enjoy.
Having recognised that many popular tourism practices were not congruent with environmental protection, Favour Tours & Safaris Ltd entered the market in 2005 with a clear mission: to showcase Kenya's incredible landscapes and wildlife with genuine care and respect. Almost twenty years later, the company has built a strong reputation for offering customized cultural experiences across East Africa, offering its unique services in destinations such as Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda. Sustainability isn’t simply a trend for them —it is deeply embedded in everything they do. They tailor their tours not only with client interests in mind, but with consideration of the potential impact of their actions on the natural environment. They seek guests to leave a little— if any—footprint behind when participating in their services. They actively care for the environment, treat wildlife ethically, and work to empower local communities. As a result of these noble commitments, Favour Tours and Safaris Ltd stands out as a trailblazer of Fair Trade Tourism throughout the region.
Favour Tours and Safaris Ltd. is an emerging leader in sustainable tourism in Africa, thanks to its unique approach to crafting personalized, eco-friendly adventures. Every trip is customized to incorporate travelers’ interests and goals, while ensuring ecological integrity and local community wellbeing are never sacrificed in the pursuit of customer satisfaction. “Each itinerary is both personalized and environmentally conscious,” says Ms. Nelly Njuguna, who oversees both tour consulting and sustainability for the company. The company cares equally about its clients, the environment, and the local community.
Litec contributes actively to several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The company constantly introduces innovative technologies for the sustainable development of the industry, meeting Goal 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure). Additionally, these products that they provide and the company's sustainable practices align with Goals 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) and 13 (Climate Action), as they aim to reduce waste and minimize the use of natural resources, ultimately helping the environment.
S4S Technologies is a food preservation company that uses solar-powered dryers to reduce post-harvest losses and convert surplus farm produce into nutritious, shelf-stable ingredients. Its decentralized, women-led processing model empowers rural women as entrepreneurs, creates sustainable livelihoods, and supports several UN SDGs, including Zero Hunger (SDG 2), Gender Equality (SDG 5), and Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12).
By openly publishing the prices paid to farmers, exporters and chocolate makers, the company brings accountability to the supply chain. In doing so, the company is proving that ethical business can be both transparent and profitable, all while contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Their efforts support SDG 1 of No Poverty by increasing cacao farmer incomes through fair and transparent payments and SDG 10 of Reduced Inequalities by ensuring farmers receive a higher share of the value as the industry grows. Operating from Colorado and Amsterdam, Uncommon Cacao builds long-term relationships with smallholder farmers to foster social and economic equity.
Green World Solutions has developed an innovation that transforms how buildings use and manage energy. By combining LED lighting with intelligent control, the company helps organizations cut energy consumption and CO2 emissions while improving comfort and safety. This solution directly supports SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) through efficiency and renewable technology, SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) by modernizing building systems, and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) by creating cleaner and smarter urban environments.
Pro Claim Group’s innovation lies in embedding sustainability into every aspect of its operations. Beyond repairing damages, the company rebuilds communities through green initiatives that reduce carbon emissions and promote responsible waste management.By adopting electric vehicles and high-impact recycling programs, the company directly advances SDG 13 (Climate Action), SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), proving that restoration work can also help restore the planet and create green employment opportunities.