Posts in Impact
Environmental, Social, and Governance: A Practical Guide for Business Owners to Build a Sustainable Business

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Investing is a topic of conversation among the next generation of investors lately. Youth all around the world is getting more conscious than ever about where they invest their money. A 2019 report shows that 95% high net worth millennials exhibit an interest in sustainable investing that considers the ESG track record of the company. Hence, business owners are encouraged to rethink how they should conduct their business to avoid greenwashing and have a good ESG track record.

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INKURI: Initiating Empowerment and Sustainability for Balinese Youth

Bali has long been known as an island for its paradise-like scenery and unrivaled natural beauty. However, what lies beneath the surface is an island living through constant environmental pressure and overdependence on the tourism industry. Though the recent pandemic has enabled a short break from the usual fast-paced and consumptive life, it has undoubtedly caused the economy to take a hard hit. It was clear that appropriate action must be taken.

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The People, Planet, and Prosperity: Healthy Human, Preserved Nature, and Thriving Farmers

People, planet, and prosperity. These three Ps have always been the fundamental pillars of a sustainable business. We probably acknowledge them as the Triple Bottom Line (TBL) where businesses should not solely focus on generating profit. The TBL postulates businesses to see and measure how their practices affect the environmental and social aspects as well. Many corporations and organizations have adopted this concept to help them accelerate a more positive impact on their surroundings.

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Empowering Women and Girls in Science to Achieve Gender Equality

Female scientists are often overlooked, if not dismissed, despite their tremendous contribution to groundbreaking discoveries and research. According to UNESCO Science Report: towards 2030, only 33.3% of researchers are women and they hardly receive any recognition for the remarkable work they truly deserve. On top of that, UNESCO also reported that less than 4% of Nobel Prizes awardees are women.

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