Your company has a lot to gain by working with sustainability
A sustainability focus is not just a demand from consumers and regulators. Most of all, it’s an investment in your company’s future. We want to help you get started!
Every company should integrate sustainability into its business model to mitigate risks and identify opportunities. ESG is given high priority in today’s society, and many of your company’s stakeholders make demands related to sustainability.
A sustainability focus is not just a demand from consumers and regulators. Most of all, it’s an investment in your company’s future. We want to help you get started!
Working with problems related to sustainability helps you get a better understanding of your company’s risks and how they can be handled. It helps you to:
When you and your company transition to a sustainable future, you will also get the opportunity to:
“There are multiple reasons why companies must prepare for the green transition. They must be proactive when it comes to new legislation, requirements and regulation, ready to identify new opportunities and risks, be one step ahead of their competition and be attractive to their stakeholders. And not least, integrating sustainability in the business model is of great importance to future-proof the business, as sustainability and profitability are two sides of the same coin.”
Kristina Løvenskiold, sustainability expert at Business Banking, Nordea
44% customer expectations
39% improving the company’s reputation
17% laws and regulations
21% included in the company’s purpose
Nordea Business Banking Sustainability Survey 2021
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (2030 Agenda)* – a common agenda to end poverty, fight inequality and stop climate change by 2030. Read more about the UN Sustainable Development GoalsOpens new window.
The Paris Agreement* – an international agreement meant to ensure that the countries of the world are able to limit climate change. The goal is to limit global warming to no more than 2 degrees (preferably not more than 1.5 degrees) before the end of the century. Read more about the Paris Agreement.Opens new window