You care about people and the planet but saving the world can look like a lot of work? We get it. But is it really? Last year the UN published “The Lazy Person’s Guide to Saving the World”, a list of simple actions you can do to make the world
Have you read Jonathan Safran Foer’s book “We are the weather: saving the planet begins at breakfast”? If not, this is a book we truly recommend because it will fundamentally change how you think about (and act on!) climate change. Did you know that… When it comes to life on
A couple of weeks ago there was a lot of buzz on LinkedIn around the publication of a very important report about climate change. You might have seen or heard of it as the “IPCC climate report” or similar. But what’s it all about? Well it’s 3,675 pages and 18
As part the SDGs #worldstodolist campaign, this week we’d like to focus on gender equality but from a very personal perspective. On International Women’s Day 2022 our team attended a special event in Bologna, Italy, where female entrepreneurs gathered to share, learn from, and support each other. This is an
The world has just gone through a pandemic. Europe was just about to wake up to a “normal” spring in years. Only to realise there’s a war happening right next door. I’ve been thinking deeply about how to approach this subject. Online you’ll find millions of opinion articles about how
What does it take to change the world? Yes, I know this sentence has become a bit of a cliché. It’s used by many without considering the weight and implications that it carries. But today I’d like to investigate it, rather than just use it. So, what does it actually
How is it 2 years already? What a journey! Time flies indeed when you do something you love. We founded Prosperah on the 13th of February 2020. Just a few weeks before lockdown was announced. Right when we started reaching out to prospective customers, the world closed its doors 😄
Since (at least) the 18th century the paradigm driving our society has been one and one only: profit at any cost. Profit at any cost means that there was no interest at all in people’s health and wellbeing, nor in how we drained natural resources to achieve our lucrative goals.
Often we hear people asking “what do the SDGs have to do with us?”, “we’re a business, not a government”, “we’re too small for the SDGs”. And I get it, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) per se may seem general and about world problems that a business alone cannot solve.
Last week we had the chance to understand more about how to develop your sustainability plan for 2022. So today we’ll start with Energy. How can you reduce energy consumption and costs? All while being more sustainable? Our friends at Quick Algorithm Analytics have the answer. Read the interview and
