In mounting environmental challenges, sustainability has emerged as a crucial concept for shaping a better future. The new age calls for innovative solutions and a paradigm shift towards sustainable practices to mitigate climate change, protect biodiversity, and ensure the well-being of future generations.
Corporate philanthropy allows businesses to support and advance social causes that align with their values and mission.
Sustainability, once a noble concept that aimed to promote responsible stewardship of our planet and secure the well-being of future generations, has unfortunately fallen prey to a disheartening trend. It has become a buzzword, a shallow label casually thrown around without a genuine understanding or commitment to its core principles.
Once primarily focused on reducing harm to the environment and society has now evolved into a more proactive and holistic approach.
Our rules have always served us when it comes to a conflict between us and nature. This favour is because we play the roles of both “victim” and “judge” in these conflicts. For example, we decide which trees we chop, plant crops, and burn vegetation. We also determine which animals can live as pets and which should go to zoos or slaughterhouses.