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Read more about Human-to-human guidance for Kube ESG

Europe

Human-to-human guidance for Kube ESG

Isabel

Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) ESG Reporting (CSRD/VSME) Stakeholder Engagement

Read more about Developing a smart sustainability strategy in the battery value chain

Worldwide, Germany, The Netherlands

Developing a smart sustainability strategy in the battery value chain

Umicore

ESG Strategy

Read more about Extensive stakeholder engagement for defining Double Materiality

Belgium, Europe

Extensive stakeholder engagement for defining Double Materiality

Vlerick Business School

Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) Stakeholder Engagement

Read more about From a sustainable retailer to a sustainability front-runner

Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Portugal, Europe

From a sustainable retailer to a sustainability front-runner

Lidl

ESG Strategy ESG Reporting (CSRD/VSME) Stakeholder Engagement Governance

Read more about The sustainability journey of Spadel: Sustainable development since 2010

Europe, France, Belgium

The sustainability journey of Spadel: Sustainable development since 2010

Spadel

ESG Strategy ESG Implementation Climate

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20 years experience in developing sustainability

We are passionate about sustainability and support organisations of all industries and sizes in their journey.

We service, support and coach companies and organisations from a wide variety of industries.

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Heylen Group

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JSR Micro

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skeyes

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SMT

Visit Umicore website

Umicore

Visit Edana website

Edana

Visit Lidl website

Lidl

Visit Spadel website

Spadel

Visit VISITFLANDERS website

VISITFLANDERS

Visit Agoria website

Agoria

Visit Saint-Gobain website

Saint-Gobain

Visit AG Insurance website

AG Insurance

Sectors

Each sector has its specificities. Thanks to our broad network of clients, and our experience with a wide range of companies and organisations, we monitor and map each industry's sustanaibility challenges, pitfalls and opportunities.

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Sector federations

Sector federations are often dealing with diverse members. Because of that, they have always been confronted with a rather conservative image. Yet, change is underway, with more and more federations taking up the challenge to guide members towards sustainable practises.

This challenge involves developing a sustainability vision for the sector, promoting sustainable practises, and providing tools for sustainable development. On top of that, federations have to navigate the implications for services to members, and representations towards governments and society.

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Learn more about Technology, Media & Telecom

Technology, Media & Telecom

At its base, technology can generate negative or positive outcomes depending on the type and its use. Still, it is predominantly seen as the key enabler of sustainability for a whole array of challenges. Digitisation, green energy, and decarbonisation…all can leverage sustainable development through technological innovation.

Other challenges include the integration of energy-efficient technologies, which plays a central role in greening the telecom sector. From a societal perspective, in a highly mediatised world, privacy and integrity have become a focal point of attention for technology, media, and telecom.

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Energy

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Industry & Electronics

The manufacturing and production industry encompasses all activities involved in transforming raw materials into finished goods. It encompasses a variety of products and activities, ranging from mining, chemical industry, the development of electronic components, the manufacturing of communication devices, textile goods, or household appliances.

Influenced by globalisation, and rapid changes in the market, it balances to simultaneously increase its efficiency, ensure high quality, guarantee safety and develop its sustainability.

The sector’s often extensive value chains complicate the transition to a circular and sustainable economy. Resource depletion, energy consumption, waste management, water usage, carbon emissions, supply chain sustainability, product lifecycle management, economic and social equity, … are only a few of the most imminent challenges.

Yet, with customers from different markets paying more attention, there is no longer a way integrating sustainability in the core of the business.

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Real Estate & Infrastructure

55% of today’s global population lives in urban areas. By 2050, this proportion will increase to nearly 70% (UN). Urbanisation is the main driver for large infrastructure projects such as highways, industrial areas, office buildings and retail complexes.

These investments may have enormous societal impacts such as relocation of citizens, or come with key responsibilities such as providing good working conditions. They may also significantly impact the environment, which leads the industry to be a major actor in the preparation of climate change mitigation measures.

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Retail

Due to the rapid succession of product ranges and the daily interactions with consumers, sustainability is a hot topic in retail. Since the widespread adoption of fair trade, sustainability practises have continued to evolve. The sector is increasingly opting for green or sustainable certifications of its food and non-food products. And it is approaching sustainable consumption via choice editing.

With 90% of companies’ carbon footprint occurring in the supply chain (Normative), retailers are also committed to taking action with their suppliers. Thanks to the massive scale of products, employees and activities, retail is a primary sector for potentially huge sustainable impact.

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Government & Public services

We cannot underestimate the impact of the public sector on sustainability. First, corporate leaders ask the public sector to create a level playing field by means of regulatory frameworks. Second, public authorities help build capacity for sustainable production by integrating sustainable procurement in public spending.

Moreover, policies promote transparency and due diligence. The public sector thus creates the necessary conditions for sustainable businesses to thrive.

The sector acts on all levels: international, national, and regional. At the local level, cities have become major game changers for sustainability and continue to drive innovation.

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Consumer products

From food and drinks to household products, fast-moving consumer goods have a direct and daily connection to the consumer. Because of this, the sustainable impacts of the sector are amongst the most visible.

We live in an era of high consumer interest for the human and environmental impact of products. It is thus key for FMCG companies to integrate sustainability throughout their supply chains. Whether these are simple or complex, local or spanning continents.

With solid sustainable marketing strategies built on credible sustainability strategies, the FMCG sector can make a difference through education, engagement, collaboration, and activation.

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Other

At Sustenuto, we understand that each sector has its unique challenges and opportunities in sustainability. Leveraging our extensive experience and broad network of clients across diverse industries, We stay up to date with the sustainability landscape in every sector. Our Sustainability Growth Model™ is a versatile, integrated approach that we apply to guide organisations in aligning their core values with impactful sustainability strategies.

We develop tailored solutions that address specific industry challenges, driving sustainable growth and measurable outcomes. No matter your sector, we are committed to supporting your entire sustainability journey, ensuring your organisation can leverage its positive impact for lasting success.

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Transport & Mobility

This sector encompasses all industries and services to move people, goods, and information from one location to another. It facilitates economic activity, connects people and communities, and enables trade and commerce. It is currently undergoing significant transformation driven by technological advancements, environmental concerns, and changing consumer preferences.

Transport & Mobility encompasses automotive, aviation, logistics and maritime and port services. Next to the challenge of reducing its environmental impact, the sector faces specific challenges. Shifting business models towards electrification and employment issues related to labour laws, inclusion, diversity, and health and safety.

At the same time, the sector provides connecting nodes of global trade between different continents and the hinterland. Important industrial hubs, such as airports, can be a driver for sustainable development. The condition is that they reduce their negative impacts to neighbourhoods and leverage their positive impacts.

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Learn more about Finance & Insurance

Finance & Insurance

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Construction & Building materials

The Construction & Building materials industries play a vital role in shaping our built environment. They include infrastructure development, construction of roads, buildings, and all materials, products and services that are involved.

Infrastructure is the canvas that supports or hinders other stakeholders to achieve sustainability. The built environment sector is responsible for a significant share of the global greenhouse gas emissions. The embodied carbon emissions of building materials are a major contributor to this. Therefore, making building materials more circular by design is key to addressing the sector’s challenges.

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Agri-food

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Education

The education sector is considered fundamental to prosperity, innovation, and cultural enrichment because it prepares individuals for future careers, fosters personal growth and development and promotes social mobility.

It includes all institutions, organisations, and activities that contribute to or provide learning, teaching, and training at various levels form the education sector.

The sustainability challenges for the education sector are known to take place on four domains, curriculum, operations, research and contribution to society. The goal for education institutes, including management eduction is to leverage impact by integrating sustainability practice in research & education while walking the talk as a sustainable organisation itself.

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Learn more about Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals

Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals

In the last century, and especially more recently in context of the global health crisis, healthcare and pharma have saved countless lives. Yet despite its purpose having a social core, the sector still struggles with employer (healthcare) and reputational (pharma) issues.

The COVID-19 crisis has urged the sector to make healthcare and treatment accessible and affordable for all. So even if the Sustainable Development Goals, which primarily have a human rights agenda, appeal to all sectors, they are particularly relevant to healthcare and pharma.

Learn more about Aviation & Airports

Aviation & Airports

The COVID-19 crisis has dramatically altered the continuity of aviation business models and has put safety in operations at the top of their global agenda. But aviation and airports can make an impact on plenty more areas.

Global aviation is a major contributor to global warming. Yet, it can also be a driver for sustainable development. It brings together people, businesses, and communities while supporting trade and business.

Airports, on the other hand, are multimodal mobility hubs that can drive economic growth through their significant central infrastructure. The condition is that they reduce their negative impacts to neighbourhoods (e.g., noise pollution and traffic) and leverage their positive impacts (e.g., job creation and sustainable development investments).

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