Corporate Sustainability is Essential to Safeguard the Future of Industrial Sector

By Shubhendra Anand , 19 December, 2023

The clean energy transformation by the global countries’ targets achieving sustainability. The corporate sector also focuses on sustainability developments and takes necessary actions against them. The corporate industry considers proper implementation of sustainability that can prove beneficial in the long run.

Based on a survey conducted by Deloitte in 2023, it shows that 84 percent of businesses believe in achieving global economic growth with climate change goals. The data from the survey shows that 75 percent of the businesses have already induced investments in sustainability in recent years. This implies the companies are in an essential job of sustainable transformations possible at the corporate level that will contribute towards overall climate change solutions. The corporate sector sees reputed companies leading the way in sustainable development that shows intense action at the industrial level regarding climate change. The sustainable approaches are also seen in consumer demands. The buyers are more conscious about environmental protection, which leads to their sustainable buying options. Research based on consumer demand amidst sustainability states that 22 percent of households actively make sustainable decisions while purchasing products. For the consumer goods industry, there is an estimated need of USD 456 billion for 'eco-active' people in 2023. Therefore, business sustainability helps in achieving success without harming the environment. It aims to safeguard the environment in various ways, either through the consumers or products, incorporating sustainable approaches. 

Companies are taking necessary steps to achieve sustainability at different industrial levels, such as using more raw materials, reducing carbon emissions, sustainable packaging, and many others. It is necessary to accommodate sustainability in the new business strategies to lessen resource depletion issues. Reducing resources can lead to fewer raw materials, which can prove a big challenge for the further growth of the industries in the upcoming years.

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Shubhendra Anand

Head Research