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VusionGroup is transforming the way physical retail stores operate through a suite of IoT technologies, including electronic shelf labels, real-time inventory tracking, and AI-powered analytics, that make stores smarter, more efficient, and more sustainable. By enabling retailers to monitor inventory in real time, reduce emergency logistics, fight food waste through timely promotions, and use existing stores as e-commerce fulfillment centers, VusionGroup helps its partners significantly reduce their carbon footprint and operational waste. These innovations directly advance SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), SDG 13 (Climate Action), and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) by embedding sustainability into the everyday operations of retail at a global scale.
Our Inquiry Analysis covered how The Maybourne Hotel in Beverly Hills is eliminating single use plastics, which is in line with SDG #12: Responsible Consumption and Production. They have shifted this from being a side mission into a core operation of the hotel. They implemented a hotel-wide movement of eliminating single-use plastics by replacing them all with glass alternatives; this was considered more of a luxury experience for guests by using nicer glass bottles throughout the hotel.
Green Steel Environmental is a wastewater treatment technology company that has developed Green Steel PSR, an upcycled treatment media made from steel-manufacturing residuals. Upcycling means taking a waste material and transforming it into a higher-value product with a new environmental benefit. In this case, the product helps wastewater plants remove phosphorus and sulfur more safely and cost-effectively, reducing reliance on hazardous conventional chemicals while protecting water quality and supporting more efficient renewable natural gas operations. The innovation directly advances SDG 6, SDG 12, and SDG 13.
Help Us Green is a social enterprise that transforms discarded temple flowers into eco-friendly products such as incense sticks through a circular economy model. The innovation addresses both environmental pollution from floral waste and social inequality by creating dignified employment for women from underserved communities. The model directly supports UN Sustainable Development Goals including Responsible Consumption and Production and Decent Work and Economic Growth.