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Taking a ‘Net Positive’ approach in business helps an organisation build a more secure supply chain, says a new report from Forum for the Future, The Climate Group and WWF-UK.
The report – Net Positive: A New Way of Doing Business – captures the principles of what it means to take a Net Positive approach and provides a route map to help businesses to engage with the concept. It calls for the ambition of business to change from ‘doing less harm’ to becoming ‘Net Positive’ to have a positive impact on the world.
According to the authors, the benefits of a Net Positive approach are already being felt by businesses, including BT, Capgemini, Coca-Cola Enterprises, The Crown Estate, IKEA Group, Kingfisher and SKF.
Leaders of these businesses came together with the report authors to share their experiences and help define the principles of a Net Positive approach. They concluded that failure to deal adequately with environmental and social issues results in exposure to supply chain risks and missed opportunities.
To download the report click here.
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