Sustainability as an advantage
It’s hard to imagine society without the issue of sustainability. The business community in particular has a responsibility to implement sustainability strategies, and customers are placing greater expectations on organizations to meet sustainability goals. Production, development, supply chain and marketing – sustainability strategies affect every area of a company.
With the help of various strategies and models, you can implement a green economy in your company and help to protect the environment, save money and build a positive corporate image. Familiarize yourself with current topics such as environment social governance (ESG) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) to complete the step towards a sustainable company.
Implement sustainable strategies
Sustainable processes can make a significant difference at all stages of the production chain. From efficient product development, sustainable supply chains, product and packaging life cycle assessment to workplace equity and diversity – you’ll find explanations, strategies, visuals and templates to help you present and optimize your processes.
Implement sustainability directly
From a business account at an ethical bank to corporate climate positivity, there are quick-to-implement strategies and practices that you can present, explain and apply with our slides. A range of ready-to-use templates and checklists give you the opportunity to plan and present your sustainability management.
With the Sustainability Management PowerPoint template, you can
- learn about relevant fields of sustainability
- obtain strategies and measures that you can integrate into your company
- use ready-made templates to visualize and implement your sustainability management
This PowerPoint template includes:
Basics
- Quote
- Definition
- The concept of sustainability
- Triple Bottom Line
- Sustainability models: Three pillar model
- Sustainability models: Priority model
- Green economy
Guidelines
- Sustainable Development Goals
- German Sustainability Code (DNK)
- Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
- Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
- ISO 14001
ESG: Environmental social governance
- ESG definition
- ESG categories
- Evaluation criteria
- Sustainable ESG products
- Financial performance
- Sustainable investment
- Sustainable Development Goals according to ESG
- ESG regulations
CSR: Corporate social responsibility
- Definition
- CSR elements
- Key elements of CSR
- Advantages
- CSR components
- CSR pyramid
- Drivers and obstacles
- CSR and financial performance
- CSR approaches
- CSR performance
- CSR strategy implementation
- ISO 26000
Sustainability as a corporate strategy
- Corporate sustainability
- Sustainable business model canvas
- Product development
- Sustainable products
- Sustainable supply chain
- Sustainable production and goals
- Sustainable product life cycle
- Sustainable packaging
- Green energy
- Equity and diversity
- Equity and diversity: “Great Place to Work” model
- Equity and diversity: 3S diversity management model
- Sustainable business models
- Linear economy: Take-make-waste model
- Circular economy
- Cradle to cradle
- Ethical banking
- Sustainable corporate culture
- Green workplace
- Remote work
- Carbon offset
- Climate positive
- Green tech
Brand identity and marketing
- Customer experience
- Importance for customers
- Greenwashing
Sustainability templates
- Three pillars of sustainability
- Checklist: Implementing sustainability in an organization
- Sustainable business model canvas
- Sustainability balanced scorecard
- 5 step plan matrix
- Sustainability benchmarks
- Materiality matrix
- Common good balance sheet
- Sustainable growth
- Infographics with images
- Checklist: Implementing sustainability in an organization
- Sustainable business model canvas
- Sustainability balanced scorecard
- 5 step plan matrix
- Sustainability benchmarks
- Materiality matrix
- Common good balance sheet
- Sustainable growth
- Infographics with images
