Sustainability
Climate goals attracts people
Vivek Daga, managing director, UK & Ireland, NTT explains why it’s important for channel partners to be on board with climate action and how they can benefit from it.
How are organisations partnering when it comes to sustainability? Te combination of purpose and stakeholder expectations is creating a pressing need for corporate sustainability strategies and actions. Globally, almost two-thirds (61%) of CEOs say they’re aligning
business strategies to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. Yet only two in five businesses have the solutions needed to meet the organisation’s immediate objectives. Currently, many businesses don’t possess the skills, knowledge, or resources, to reach their sustainability targets. Partnerships are increasingly being used to fill this gap, which typically involves two or more businesses teaming up to achieve mutual benefits related to sustainability goals. Sometimes, a corporate brand and a non-profit entity from the same industry will pair up, or entities from multiple sectors get together and pool their resources.
24 | May 2023 Recently, however, we’ve been hearing from our customers that
a technical partnership that proves and provides a full-stack ‘as-a- service’ solution would be beneficial in achieving their climate agenda and goals. Tis desire has created strong levels of interest in NTT’s recently launched Sustainability as a Service (SaaS) offering.
How will the partner eco-system change as sustainability becomes more front of mind for board level executives? When setting sustainability goals, an organisation’s partner network is a huge factor. Organisations that are committing resources and time to becoming a more sustainable enterprise need to know that their partner network is also meeting the same requirements, while also not having a negative impact on their own goals and benchmarks. As a consequence, enterprises find it worthwhile to separate the targets for the emissions they control directly and the emissions they
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