Category: Sustainability Basics
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5 Indigenous Sustainability Lessons Every SME Should Adopt
Indigenous communities have practiced sustainable resource management for centuries, offering SMEs valuable lessons in reducing waste, strengthening local supply chains, and building long-term environmental and economic resilience.
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Sustainability Glossary Series: Part 5 (Sustainable E-Commerce)
Discover the key concepts driving sustainable e-commerce success! From eco-friendly packaging to green logistics and energy-efficient websites, this glossary empowers SMEs to reduce their environmental footprint and build a future-proof business.
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Sustainability Glossary Series: Part 4 (Circular Economy Essentials)
Circular economy principles are transforming industries by replacing the “take-make-dispose” model with systems designed to reduce waste and maximize resource efficiency. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), understanding circular economy concepts can drive innovation, enhance sustainability, and boost business resilience.
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Understanding Scope 1, 2, and 3 Emissions: What SMEs Need to Know
Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions are key concepts for measuring and reporting on a company’s carbon footprint. In this post, we explain what these terms mean and why they matter for SMEs preparing to meet sustainability goals and regulations.
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Sustainability Glossary Series: Part 2 (Climate Change)
Climate change is reshaping the way businesses operate, and understanding its key terms is essential for building effective sustainability strategies. From greenhouse gases to renewable energy, this guide breaks down crucial concepts to help you navigate the path toward a more sustainable future.
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Sustainability Glossary Series: Part 1
Kick off your sustainability journey with our glossary series! In this first installment, we break down five key terms—carbon footprint, circular economy, greenwashing, net zero, and ESG—providing clear definitions and tips for further learning. Stay tuned for more in-depth explorations of essential sustainability concepts in future posts.


