December 2, 2009 – 10:51 am
Today at the EUROCITIES meeting in Stockholm Maud Olofsson, Minister forEnterprise and Energy Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden, urged all cities to take on the Globe Forum City Challenge! Globe Forum has decided to challenge all European cities to share their sustainability projects to promote urban sustainable development. This challenge arose with the goal of showcasing innovations and promoting [...]
December 2, 2009 – 10:51 am
Consumers around the world are more demanding than ever and require organizations to guide them to consume sustainable. Hence corporations and governments will have to forcefully make it ‘easy’ (eco-easy), for consumers to be more green, by restricting the alternatives.
December 2, 2009 – 10:51 am
Researchers and research projects can apply to be nominated for Globe Award. Information and application forms can be downloaded at www.globeaward.org. The nomination period closes February 28th, 2010. The Globe Award 2010 nominees will be made public April 5th. Candidates can send in their application form November 24th at www.globeaward.org.
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Tagged entreprenörer, fred dubee, Globe Award, hallvarsson & halvarsson, leading sustainability awards, miljöforskning, mohan munasinghe, research award, shiqiu zhang, tommy borglund, un global compact
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December 2, 2009 – 10:51 am
The Globe Award’s main purpose is to explore and support researchers, innovators, cities and companies that are leading in sustainable development. The awards are divided into four classes: the Sustainability Research Award, the Sustainability Innovation Award, the Sustainable City Award and the Sustainability Reporting Award.
December 2, 2009 – 10:51 am
Sustainable cities all over the world can apply to be nominated for Globe Award. Information and application forms can be downloaded at www.globeaward.org. The nomination period closes February 28th, 2010. The Globe Award 2010 nominees will be made public April 5th. The candidates can send in their application from November 24th at www.globeaward.org.
December 2, 2009 – 10:51 am
The Globe Award’s main purpose is to explore and support researchers, innovators, cities and companies that are leading in sustainable development. The awards are divided into four classes: Sustainability Research Award, Sustainability Innovation Award, Sustainable City Award and the Sustainability Reporting Award.
December 2, 2009 – 10:51 am
Globe Forum utmanar kommuner och städer att dela kunskap kring hållbarhetsprojekt och att gemensamt sträva efter att lösa klimatproblematiken i urbana miljöer.
November 30, 2009 – 7:31 pm
Origins Natural Resources Inc. is a subsidiary of The Estée Lauder Companies and a brand with a strong environmental ethic embedded in its mission. After collaborating with integrative health specialist Dr. Andrew Weil, the Origins brand took its “green” commitments to a whole new level. Vice President of Packaging, John Delfausse, for example, headed a [...]
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Tagged environmentally conscious consumers, green practices, Johnson, Mohawk Paper Mills, Open collaboration, open innovation marketing, Origins, renewable energy in packaging, Roche Phamaceuticals, upply chain, Want-Find-Get-Manage
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November 27, 2009 – 8:30 am
Today at the EUROCITIES meeting in Stockholm Maud Olofsson, Minister for Enterprise and Energy Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden, urged all cities to take on the Globe Forum City Challenge! Globe Forum has decided to challenge all European cities to share their sustainability projects to promote urban sustainable development. This challenge arose with the goal [...]
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Tagged Annelie Andersson, City Challenge, collaborative, collaborative problem solving, EUROCITIES, EUROCITIES meeting, EUROCITIES stockholm, Globe Award, GlobeForum, maud olofsson, Open Innovation, side event EUROCITIES, tieto
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November 24, 2009 – 8:21 am
Consumers around the world are more demanding than ever and require organizations to guide them to consume sustainable. Hence corporations and governments will have to forcefully make it ‘easy’ (eco-easy), for consumers to be more green, by restricting the alternatives. Several companies have successfully challenged their internal processes to minimize the time it takes to [...]
