Is your pension investment sustainable?

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Do you know where the money in your pension is invested? If you are like the decreasing number of people in the UK who actually have a pension then the likelihood is that you have very little information about where your money is invested and how it is being used to generate a return.

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How do we measure social value?

What social value does Coca-Cola's sponsorship of the Olympics bring?

The new Public Services (Social Value) Act came into force on January 1 2013. But how can we assess overall social value?

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The seven habits of highly effective sustainability managers

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We all hear about companies who lead in sustainability and their superstar sustainability leaders. So what are their secrets of success?

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Business Sustainability: Is The Game Worth The Candle?

Sustainability is a driving force in business and sure-fire way to future-proof a brand as well as protect the planet. Behind every brand that endures the test of time there is a compelling story. Inspired by what we observed at Sustainable Brands London, we offer this guidance on branding to UK SMEs.

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Find new ways to drive business value by innovating through sustainability

In the face of rising emissions and slow political progress on a global deal to tackle climate change, businesses hold the key to accelerating the move to a sustainable future. So want will market leaders at the Sustainable Brands conference in London have to offer?

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Carbon footprint: following in the footsteps of Ancient Greece

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London 2012 may have been the most sustainable games of modern times, but there are still lessons we could learn from the ancient Games.

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Crowdsourcing and sustainability: use with caution

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Crowdsourcing is becoming increasingly fashionable as a way to address tough sustainability issues. However it is not well suited to answering strategic questions.

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Sustainable value: is your company a giver or taker?

Corporate givers and takers: the Alberto Oil sands in Canada

The aftermath of the financial crisis is seeing companies and professions being judged in a new way: the extent to which they give or take. Which category does your company or profession fall under?

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Why do 70 per cent of change initiatives fail?

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A Harvard Business Review study found that 70 per cent of all change initiatives fail. So what are the reasons for this and what can sustainability professionals learn from this?

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Is nature ‘priceless’ or should we embrace natural capital accounting?

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Natural Capital Accounting created a huge buzz at Rio + 20 where more than 90 companies signed a declaration agreeing to develop and maintain their own natural capital accounts. But can we put a price on nature?

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