Deloitte has published a useful report on how to identifies ways to promote sustainability as part of corporate strategy:
Introduction:
Sustainability Strategy 2.0 takes this further to help create value by proactively identifying how sustainability opportunities and risks flow through the extended value chain and then using that knowledge to drive innovation and develop long-term strategies. Companies can use a mapping tool designed specifically to provide a strategic assessment into the relationships within this extended value chain as a way to promote innovation and create long-term value.
Available on the data library, Global folder at:
http://bdti.mastertree.jp/f/x9b4efog
More detailed reports are available at:
The high-profit supply chain
How to leverage sustainability initiatives for finance transformation
Government by example: Green strategies for the federal government
Energy management: How an effective strategy can improve your budget and drive value
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