Sustainable Production Patterns

SDG:

To encourage small business owners to implement sustainable production patterns within their business.

How SEALD encourage businesses.

It’s in businesses’ interest to find new solutions that enable sustainable consumption and production patterns. A better understanding of environmental and social impacts of products and services is needed, both of product life cycles and how these are affected by use within lifestyles. Identifying “hot spots” within the value chain where interventions have the greatest potential to improve the environmental and social impact of the system as a whole is a crucial first step. Businesses can also use their innovative power to design solutions that can both enable and inspire individuals to lead more sustainable lifestyles, reducing impacts and improving well-being.

  • Explain the Intangible Benefits of Sustainability
  • Articulate What Sustainable Business Practices Mean to Your Business
  • Enact Sustainability Programs
  • Engage the Workforce
  • Measure Sustainability Performance
Our Goals
Advisory Board

Emeritus Professor Krishan Deheragoda

President at SDP, Consultant to the. HETC Project, Ministry of Higher Education of Sri Lanka

Sally Chew

Director of the International Relations & Industry Services Department at Temasek Polytechnic

Paul Navamani

Sri Lanka Partnership Manager at Partners Worldwide/Experiential Learning Facilitator
Contact Info

SEALD

Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Livelihood Development Foundation

OUR LOCATION

70/3, 3rd Lane, South Circular Road, NWP, 60000, LK
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