An impact economy promotes the durability, reparability, and recyclability of products and resources to stay within planetary boundaries. Our world needs circular business models, infrastructure, materials, and design practices that consider workers’ and human rights.
IMPACT MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING
Measuring impact supports businesses and their partners in gaining insight into the effects of business activities on people and planet. Sustainable material and resource use requires circular business models and transparency on impact of materials and industrial processes.
IMPACT MANAGEMENT AND STRATEGY
To achieve the Impact Economy, the world must transition towards sustainable material & resource use. Respect for planetary boundaries & workers’ rights as well as durability, reparability, recyclability should be embedded in all life cycle phases. Integrating impact information in decision-making enables businesses to transition towards sustainable material and resource use.
PRIORITY AREAS
CIRCULARITY
Renewables, clean and affordable energy, just transition, decarbonization
MATERIALS USE
Sustainable packaging, durability, biodiversity
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Waste to resources, resource management
GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS
Impact of plastics, environmental impact, livelihoods & human health
PUBLICATIONS
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Florian Reuter – Principal
Florian leads the Energy, Water and Infrastructure (EWI) consulting team. He is an experienced consultant and project manager in impact measurement, management and strategy.
Leanne Heuberger – Associate
Leanne is strongly involved in the work on material use & circularity from a global value chain perspective. She supports actors all along the value chain in food and non-food retail to improve working conditions and impact on nature.