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Uraphex is a clean-tech start-up from Navarra, Spain, aiming to revolutionize industrial water management. They have patented their PHEX technology that regenerates and disinfects industrial water without using toxic chemicals which allows for the reduction of pollution and labor. Furthermore, this technology not only extends the useful life of industrial equipment but also simplifies the water quality record keeping. This initiative contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals 6 (Clean Water & Sanitation) ,9 (Industry, Innovation, Infrastructure),12 (Responsible Production and Consumption), and 13 (Climate Action).
The Welsh Honey Company has taken a fresh approach to sustainable beekeeping, blending environmental care, community involvement, and responsible production into a single, cohesive model. By combining local hive management with biodiversity conservation and fair-trade practices, the company creates a system that benefits both people and the planet. In doing so, it naturally contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals, notably Life on Land (SDG 15), Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8), and Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12).
Las Crafty Anties is a creative business that uplifts self-esteem and community well-being through handmade art and inclusive spaces. By operating an online earring club and expanding into a physical shop that showcases the work of 16 emerging artists, the business supports SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth by promoting entrepreneurship and income opportunities. In addition, Evelyn’s comfort-themed artwork created for a local elementary school contributes to SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities by enhancing shared spaces and fostering pride, belonging, and emotional well-being. Overall, Las Crafty Anties uses art, creativity, and community engagement to strengthen mental health, economic opportunity, and social connection.
Ogawa Farm’s innovation is a social model that revitalizes rural Japan by connecting high-quality local produce from Fukuoka with urban consumers in Tokyo. It empowers socially isolated people through fair employment, and also reduces food waste by selling imperfect produce. This approach directly contributes to SDG 10(Reduced Inequalities), SDG 3(Good Health and Well-being), and SDG 12(Responsible Consumption and Production).
TASUBINSA is a social enterprise in Navarre, Spain, dedicated to promoting support and opportunities for social inclusion, primarily for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, although at TASUBINSA, they also serve people with other types of disabilities. They foster their personal development through occupation and employment, within the framework of defending rights and promoting autonomy and dignity. This is TASUBINSA's mission. In addition, their environmental efforts include solar panel installations, electric vehicle adoption, and campaigns like “Mobilize for the Rainforest,” which promotes mobile phone recycling to protect ecosystems. TASUBINSA directly uses several UN Sustainable Development Goals, including Decent Work and Economic Growth (Goal 8), Reduced Inequalities (Goal 10), Climate Action (Goal 13), and Good Health and Well-Being (Goal 3).
In Panama and around the world, vulnerable communities face a complex web of challenges- from limited access to healthcare and education to unsafe roads and exclusion from the job market. These are not just social issues; they are fundamental risks to human well-being. It is this landscape of preventable hardship that inspired the unique business innovation at the heart of the MAPFRE Insurance Group. The firm combats these institutional shortcomings by applying numerous United Nations SDGs to its everyday business activities.
They are a public organization established in 1975, "and what Fundación MAPRE does is invest all the profits from MAPFRE worldwide into sustainable projects”, commented Nabiha. MAPFRE is a separate entity, an insurance firm headquartered in Madrid, Spain, with a multinational presence. This organization focuses on enhanced social well-being and quality of life for all individuals worldwide. As Nabiha explained in our interview, "it is the inclusion that resonates most with [her] because from the start we are conscious of being able to diversify and include all types of people". The foundation has a strong team of nearly 10,000 volunteers and over 2,000 collaborations with various organizations. Since its inception, MAPFRE has invested over 1€ billion in numerous initiatives that benefit people across multiple countries.
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.
Marugame Udon Indonesia integrates the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its core business strategy, taking a holistic approach that balances commercial growth with positive social and environmental impact. The company achieves this by creating stable jobs with fair wages and clear career pathways for local staff (SDG 1, 8), providing ongoing training, on-the-job learning, and scholarship programs to upskill employees (SDG 4), and promoting gender equality by advancing women into managerial roles and ensuring inclusive hiring and development practices (SDG 5). Environmental responsibility is embedded through the adoption of reusable and compostable packaging, reducing single-use plastics and supporting more sustainable consumption (SDG 12, with SDG 11 passively addressed). Additionally, Marugame strengthens local supply chains by sourcing from farmers who follow biodiversity-friendly and ethical practices, fostering fair partnerships and sustainable agriculture (SDG 17, with SDG 15 passively addressed). Together, these initiatives demonstrate how a food company can drive economic value while nurturing employees, supporting communities, and protecting the environment.
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).
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).
Nanostics is a private Canadian biotechnology and diagnostics company founded in 2017, that uses artificial intelligence to improve how diseases are detected and diagnosed. Nanostics shows how science and entrepreneurship can work together for global good, with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Its main innovation, ClarityDX®, is an AI-driven platform designed to help doctors predict the risk of prostate cancer through a simple blood test.
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.
To reduce textile waste and promote sustainable fashion, EVC Creations innovates by creating unique hand made pieces made of thrifted and upcycled materials. By promoting responsible production and consumption while stimulating young consumers' creativity and environmental consciousness, this strategy advances UN SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).
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.
HumanIA Tech developed an AI-based tool that assesses socio-emotional skills by analyzing natural language rather than relying on traditional questionnaires. The innovation contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals — particularly SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities).
By applying ethical and data-driven technology, the company helps institutions and organizations promote inclusion, fairness, and emotional well-being.
Beneficial Returns is an impact investment fund that provides affordable, mission-aligned loans to social enterprises working in sustainable agriculture, clean water, renewable energy, and livelihood creation. By directing capital toward initiatives that empower smallholder farmers, expand access to clean water, and promote affordable clean energy, the organization accelerates progress toward SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth). Through this approach, Beneficial Returns enables inclusive, sustainable growth across Latin America and Southeast Asia.
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).
Simple Chic’s main innovation lies in its personalized and permanent jewelry experience, combined with ethical sourcing and sustainable practices. The company’s approach empowers women, reduces waste, and promotes responsible production while supporting local artisans. This innovation aligns with several UN SDGs, including Goal 5 (Gender Equality), Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).