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Sustainability forces impacting on businesses
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KPMG has identified 10 sustainability "megaforces" that are likely to impact every business over the next two decades.
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Expect the unexpected: Building business value in a changing world
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Yvo de Boer - KPMG’s Special Global Advisor on Climate Change and Sustainability; former Executive Secretary to the UNFCCC
Παρατέθηκε από:
David Price
4:48 PM 27 March 2012 GMT
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"Business as usual" will not work
Over the past two decades, we have recognised that the way we do business has serious impacts on the world around us. It is now apparent that the state of the world affects the way we do business.
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Over the next 20 years businesses will be exposed to hundreds of environmental and social changes that will bring both risks and opportunities in the search for sustainable growth. For this report dozens of forecasts have been analyzed to identify the changes that will have the greatest effects on business. The result is a set of ten global sustainability megaforces that we believe will impact every business over the next two decades.
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