Key Contact
To find out more about our work in Sustainability contact:Email: Keith Fairhurst
Skype: keith.fairhurst1
Innovative Actions place the highest priorities on sustainability and the efforts to revert climate change. Sustainability is at the core of our business and working practices and we look, where possible, to lead on initiatives that have a direct impact or to champion sustainability as a key theme within projects we are involved in.
Behind our thinking, choices and actions are these key concerns.
The Perfect Storm
Society is currently facing a perfect storm of global threats. We are deep in the midst of:Innovative Actions is in no doubt that by far the greatest threat is that posed by climate change. We now understand that changes in the concentration of CO2, and other less common greenhouse gases as a result of misguided and out-of-control economic growth will trigger an ecological catastrophe of staggering proportions unless the right actions are taken.
We must, urgently and progressively, begin to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, immediately, and embark on a very different course – a coordinated, comprehensive transition to an economy that is no longer dependent on hydrocarbon fuels and no longer emits climate-changing levels of carbon.
Innovative Actions believes that, in combination, the challenges of climate change, energy security, and economic development should be viewed as breathtaking opportunities currently disguised as seemingly insoluble problems.
The role of the Innovative Actions team is to help prepare the businesses, public sector procurers and educational organisations to take on the challenge and realise the massive opportunities offered. Facing a future redefined by rapid change, new markets, new regulatory frameworks, new measures of business success and new dynamics between business and society, only those organisations able to learn, adapt, reform, re-align, evolve and lead, will survive and prosper.
Innovative Actions believes that the “sustainability-intelligent organisation” has the potential to be the business model of the future.
For the first time we have an in-depth understanding of the special capabilities that such an organisation must possess and of the enormous potential value to society (and to the organisation itself) that application of such sustainability intelligence can unlock. The sustainability-intelligent organisation will: