Glossary

B Corp Certification shows a company cares about people, planet, and profit. It proves they meet high social and environmental standards, promoting trust, transparency, and positive impact.

A Sustainability-Linked Loan lowers interest if companies meet environmental or social goals, encouraging better sustainability while offering flexible funding for overall business growth.

A closed-loop system keeps materials in use by recycling, reusing, and repurposing, reducing waste and saving resources. It supports sustainability and a healthier planet for everyone.

Regenerative design creates buildings and products that restore nature, use renewable materials, recycle waste, and support communities—helping the environment improve over time, not just survive.

The EU SFDR boosts transparency by requiring financial firms to disclose how they consider sustainability in investments, helping investors choose responsible, eco-friendly products and reduce greenwashing.

Resource efficiency means using water, energy, and materials wisely to reduce waste and pollution. It saves money, protects nature, and supports a greener, circular economy for everyone.

Seeing the full life cycle of everyday items reveals their true environmental impact, inspiring smarter choices like using less, recycling more, and supporting greener products for a healthier planet.

Waste prevention means using less and wasting less by choosing durable products, repairing items, and reducing packaging. Small steps like these save resources, money, and help protect our planet.

Climate neutrality means balancing greenhouse gas emissions with actions that reduce or absorb them, helping stop climate change. Everyone can help by reducing waste, using clean energy, and supporting nature.