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Does the ego of sustainability practitioners matter, as long as they are achieving impact? Or does the pursuit of recognition undermine the good work being done in the world’s most important region for sustainable business?
Indigenous communities, like the Sungai Utik Dayak Iban Longhouse community in Indonesia, are guardians of the land on which they reside. Across the world, there is growing recognition of their work towards protecting the environment and mitigating climate change.
University of Southampton lecturer James Dyke makes the case for a Nobel Prize for Sustainability.
Junice Yeo says that when it comes to sustainability awards and rankings, winning isn’t everything
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