Sweden
- Det Naturliga Stegets vision är ett hållbart samhälle. Vår verksamhet går ut på att öka takten mot en hållbarutveckling genom att skapa engagemang, bygga kompetens och erbjuda metoder. Sedan 1989 har vi inspirerat beslutsfattare, företagare och akademin till att göra världen mer hållbar och på samma gång utvecklat och spritt ett vetenskaplig baserat ramverk som idag har flera miljoner aktiva användare världen över.Välkommen att bli en förändringsagent, du också!” Det Naturliga Steget är en klar röst i bruset”
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- Företagen är naiva och gör för lite- de förstår inte hållbarhet!onsdag, 01 februari 2012 | Submitted by Josefin Nyström
Karl-Henrik Robérts deltar i årets upplaga av Tillståndet i miljön konferansen tillsammans med många andra stora namn inom hållbarhetssfären. Hans ämne baseras på en uppfattning av tillstånden i företagen, mycket har hänt men inte tillräckligt:
-Få företag har förstått sin plas i ett hållbart samhälle, säger Karl-Henrik.
Dagen bjuder även på flera paneldebatter och möjlighet att välja olika seminarium under eftermiddagen.
- Sustainability for Leaders - A true aha-experiencemåndag, 30 januari 2012 | Submitted by Josefin Nyström
We at the Natural Step think it's important to empower leaders of the future, to unite and engage through the framework for Strategic Sustainable Development. One way of doing this is through the courses we host all around the world, below is Anna Bengtssons own experience, Anna particitpated in a recent Level 1 course hosted in Stockholm
- Sweden’s top 100 most influential environmental leaders 2012fredag, 20 januari 2012 | Submitted by Richard Blume
Sweden is a country known for its clean and green policies and practice, but behind the action it is people who make the difference. That’s why this week’s publication by MiljöAktuellt of the top 100 individuals in the country voted as having the most ‘environmental influence’ is so interesting.
The list gives an insight into who makes Sweden’s sustainability movement tick. While most Swedes wouldn’t dream of it being any other way, what’s most refreshing to see is the breadth of coverage in terms of issues being addressed and the representation of different ages groups and sections of Swedish society - NGO’s, researchers, thinkers, photographers, inventors, consultants, commentators, business leaders and politicians are all represented.
- Applications Open - Leading Change for a Sustainable Chemical Industry 2012onsdag, 14 december 2011 | Submitted by Richard Blume
Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH) and The Natural Step (TNS) are once again running a unique 10-month customized industry course for business leaders and working professionals in the chemical sector and related value chains.
Commencing April 2012 and now entering its third year, the Leading Change for a Sustainable Chemical Industry course combines theory with implementation of projects in the participating organizations or with customers and suppliers. The schedule and course content is specifically designed for professionals working in the industry to apply sustainability concepts in their day to day work.
- The First Level 1 in Spanish Plants Seeds for the Growth of an Active TNS Community in Spaintisdag, 22 november 2011 | Submitted by Josefin Nyström“A brief, dynamic, well-facilitated, open course. Very 21st Century.”Sandra Castañeda – Textile Exchange
On the 11th and 12th of November, 17 professionals from consumer products and service businesses, NGO’s, universities and sustainability consultancies from 3 different regions of Spain came together in Barcelona for the first Spanish language Level 1 training. This course represents a milestone for the Asociación The Natural Step, the local group working to establish an activity hub for TNS in Spain, and the realisation of a shared dream to create the conditions for the emergence of a dynamic community of practice in Spain.
