Kafeeform makes coffee cups from recycled coffee grounds and sets the example of sustainability as well as sets a precedent for green businesses. This article is from issue 6 of In Focus magazine.
Global Risks Report forecasts what top minds view as imminent concerns leaders must address and paints an interesting picture of global risks.
Dr Renard Siew, advisor for CENT-GPS talks about his global view of a resilient economy, its way forward, and how sustainability plays a large part in it.
Tourism has long ago jumped onto the technological bandwagon. Smart tourism is where your smart phone replaces a printed map, a tour guide and visitor’s centre.
A new business model is needed to move forward towards a circular economy. A model that marries profit and inclusivity. The result of which is social entrepreneurship, the future of business.
Sustainability is key for not only a healthy environment but also longevity of businesses and stability of the economy. A few individuals from varied backgrounds speak on just what drives sustainability.
Melati and Isabel Wijsen started Bye Bye Plastic Bags which focused on eradicating the use of plastic bags in Bali. They proved that, when it comes to making a difference, age really doesn’t matter.
Bamboo is a sustainable and a good building material and material of choice for IBUKU, a Bali-based architectural design company. Elora Hardy talks about using them to create stunning buildings.
Renewable energy ensures sustainability and economic longevity. Look at which countries are leading the way, in terms of producing as well as consuming renewable energy, and how they are doing it.