In a continued quest to bring the voice of global citizens to the debate surrounding climate change and sustainability, Jessica Long and Pippa Bailey were invited to present in the Blue Zone at COP26 in Glasgow, where they shared Ipsos data from across the globe to help bust three myths.
For businesses, sustainability is not a passing trend: it will dictate their long-term viability. The three pillars of ESG benefit the planet and people and also uphold the businesses of tomorrow.
One in two of us now recognise that our personal actions have a direct impact on the environment. But how is this sense of responsibility creating change in our daily lives?
Seven in 10 people agree that if businesses in their country do not act now to combat climate change, they will be failing their employees and customers.
People want to live in a more sustainable way, but a range of barriers prevents them from doing so. Behavioural science offers actionable strategies to close the say-do gap.
74% of people think the economy should prioritise the health and wellbeing of people and nature rather than solely focusing on profit. We look at hopes for rebuilding the future.
The pandemic has forced people to rethink their priorities and behaviours as they seek a more resilient and sustainable future. The 2021 Tetra Pak Index conducted in partnership with Ipsos explores shopper attitudes and action today when it comes to food, health and the environment.
