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ROFA is a Dutch manufacturer of sustainable modular interior and room systems, specializing in acoustic solutions, soft seating, and circular furniture design. Their innovation lies in creating durable, energy-neutral, and fully modular systems that significantly reduce waste and environmental impact. Through circular production, CO₂ passports, and reuse programs, ROFA directly contributes to UN SDGs focused on responsible production, clean energy, and climate action.
At Anke Schrage, health extends beyond physical wellbeing; emphasizing mind-body balance and understanding oneself from within. Established in 2012, Anke Schrage has been offering integrative psychotherapy, providing a safe, supportive space for emotional healing. Through her guidance, comprehensive therapy sessions are tailored to help each client become the best versions of themselves.
This innovation supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-Being), by providing treatment for mental health challenges, and promoting recovery for those dealing with internal struggles or conflicts.
Loya is a sustainable fashion store and clothing brand that focuses on making the entire production process transparent, from materials to manufacturing. Their solution combines ethical sourcing, fair labor practices, and slow-fashion design to offer clothing that lasts longer and has a lower environmental impact. By promoting responsible consumption (SDG 12), ensuring decent work across their supply chain (SDG 8), and reducing pollution through conscious production choices (SDG 13), Loya shows how fashion can genuinely support a more sustainable and ethical future.
Media Arts and Graphics is a creative design company that specializes in innovative print marketing solutions for businesses and organizations. The company offers a wide range of services, including graphic design, branding, digital content creation, and print production. By combining artistic vision with technical expertise, Media Arts and Graphics helps clients strengthen their brand identity and communicate their message effectively through high-quality printed materials. With a focus on creativity, quality, client collaboration, and supporting SDG 11 through sustainable choices and employment opportunities (Sustainable Cities and Communities), the company provides professional design work that supports marketing, advertising, and promotional needs, all while keeping sustainability in mind.
In a world of greenwashing and false sustainability practices, Winclove Probiotics is built on integrating sustainability into its operations. After an interview with team members, we learned how Winclove sets itself apart in the biotechnology industry. This article will focus on how the company aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and will delve deeper into the company's inspirations, strategic innovations, and an overview of its impact, both socially and environmentally. The article has used AI to translate the Dutch interview into English for Publication. The original Dutch Transcript is available on request.
Although not visible, the results of TERRA Umweltservice GmbH & Co.KG’s literally groundbreaking work to remove soil contaminants is having long-lasting environmental and health benefits. TERRA is a German civil and environmental engineering company that focuses on contaminated site remediation, addressing pollution from former industrial activities and post-war destruction. Founded by Dipl. Ing. Steffen Wegele and a former colleague, the company combines deep foundation engineering expertise with innovative environmental restoration techniques. Through technical precision, practical problem-solving and a strong customer-centred philosophy, TERRA has contributed significantly to removing hazardous pollutants from soil across Germany, directly supporting United Nations Sustainability Development Goals 6, 9, 12 and 15. Although the results are not visible above ground, the environmental and public health benefits are long-lasting and substantial.
Steinzeug Keramo focuses on the production of sustainable ceramic pipes for water management and sanitation infrastructure, fully aligned with its mission of “closing the circle.” The company emphasizes energy efficiency by transitioning from heavy fuel to natural gas and eventually to hydrogen. It also reuses water from its production processes and has installed a large number of solar panels. These measures reduce Keramo’s ecological footprint and contribute to several SDGs.
DeJong Cheese is a Dutch family-owned dairy producer that integrates sustainability across its entire production process. The company reduces its environmental footprint through renewable energy use, circular resource management, and recyclable mono-material packaging. By combining traditional cheese-making with modern sustainable technologies, DeJong directly advances SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) as its primary goal, while also supporting SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) and SDG 13 (Climate Action).
Lockheed Martin’s innovation enhances the GEOS satellite system to provide faster and more accurate real-time monitoring of weather and environmental conditions. This business solution supports UN Global Goals 9 and 13 by improving disaster response, climate tracking, and early warning systems that help protect communities and reduce environmental damage. Through advanced satellite technology, Lockheed Martin contributes to safer cities and a more resilient response to climate change.
At Tienen’s Sugar Refinery, sustainability is viewed as more than just reducing CO2 emissions. The company is committed to lowering water consumption and emissions, while also building long-term partnerships with its farmers. Together, they explore the agriculture of the future, including fertilization options and plowing methods. In this way, sustainability becomes both an ecological and a social priority. This vision is explained by Erwin Boonen, Director of Raw Materials at Tienen’s Sugar Refinery.
Hy Cite’s PackSize innovation was created with one question in mind: How can we care for people and the planet at the same time? This question led to reimagining shipping boxes as a new, custom-fit packaging solution that minimizes corrugate use, lowers emissions, and streamlines distribution. Hy Cite’s story showcases how a daily packaging shift can make a world of difference in sustainability efforts.
Pacific Lens Studios created a new, purpose-driven approach to marketing built on a model in which the studio becomes a co-owner, not just a vendor. Instead of charging traditional agency fees, Pacific Lens takes equity and creates a shared success structure that lets them grow alongside the businesses they support.
This equity-for-market model is rare in the small-business space, especially for mom-and-pop shops that often cannot access high-quality media or brand strategy. Pacific Lens acts as a mix of a creative agency, accelerator, and incubator, offering storytelling, production, and strategic support. They also invest in companies that create positive social or environmental impact, such as End the Violence and Farmhouse Friends. This innovation reflects how founders Gershon Alalouf and Neil Harrington combined creativity, entrepreneurial mindset, and a commitment to meaningful partnerships to build a multimedia studio grounded in purpose and long-term impact.
Persefoni offers a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that automates carbon accounting and climate disclosure, often described as the “TurboTax of carbon accounting.” The platform replaces manual spreadsheets and consultant-led reporting by enabling organizations to calculate, audit, and disclose Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions using data already embedded in their financial systems. By improving transparency, accuracy, and affordability of emissions reporting, Persefoni directly supports SDG 13: Climate Action by helping organizations comply with regulations and reduce their carbon impact.
Guido Bauer founded a global sustainability certification system in 2001 that has grown from a bedroom operation into a worldwide program supporting thousands of tourism businesses. Through a practical and easy-to-understand framework of forty-four criteria and over four hundred indicators aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the standard makes environmental, social, cultural, and economic responsibility accessible to every level of hotel staff, while improving energy and water efficiency, reducing waste, and protecting local ecosystems and heritage. Guido’s work has inspired community-driven solutions, strengthened operational performance, and empowered people across the industry to make sustainability a daily practice that meaningfully advances global goals such as Responsible Consumption and Production, Climate Action, Decent Work and Economic Growth, and Life on Land.
Banyan Infrastructure is a climate-fintech platform that streamlines financing and management for sustainable projects such as solar farms, battery storage systems, and water treatment facilities. By offering a digital system that organizes documents, automates tasks, and clarifies every step, Banyan helps clean infrastructure projects get built efficiently while simultaneously reducing costs, time, and risk. This innovation supports SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy by enabling more renewable projects, SDG 9: Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure by modernizing finance and infrastructure workflows and SDG 13: Climate Action by increasing the flow of capital to sustainable infrastructure globally.
Sustain LA's reusable container innovation which allows customers to come to the shop and refill their containers with the desired product significantly reduces demand for new packaging, thereby lowering plastic production and landfill contributions. This encourages customers to reuse containers continuously cutting down household waste streams and promoting long term consumption patterns. These efforts directly support the SDG #12 Responsible Consumption and Production by making waste reduction behavior simple and repeatable.
Soy Yo gets its soy from farms that use regenerative methods. This is a big step forward in sustainability because they get their materials from regenerative farms in Tijuana run by local Mexican farmers. The product doesn't have any artificial flavors or preservatives, and its supply chain is clean and sustainable. Sabi, the CEO, has used a creative approach to advertising to keep the company growing and continue to market this new idea of helping local farmers and offering a clean product. She has worked with other healthy brands, like Solidcore, where she held a pop-up event for people to try the chorizo after a workout and learn about how she helped come up with the idea of getting your protein from sustainable sources: products that are grown in a way that helps local farms. The main goal of Soy Yo is to keep growing their business in a way that makes customers happy and keeps going by getting their ingredients in a way that is good for the environment.
By keeping pre-loved items in circulation instead of allowing them to be discarded, Kingsman supports UN SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production. Through this model, the company reduces waste, conserves resources, and promotes a circular economy within the furniture and interior design sector.
The company developed a reusable packaging system that replaces single-use boxes in e-commerce. Customers return the packaging through a national deposit network, allowing each item to be used many times. This circular model reduces waste, saves resources, and directly supports SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption), SDG 13 (Climate Action), and SDG 6 (Clean Water).