SPECIAL FEATURES | ATRAM, an independent asset and wealth manager company, awarded Philippine businesses who gradually crafted initiatives that address multiple, interlinked impact areas concerning the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development of the UN.
Recently, ATRAM, an independent asset and wealth manager company, awarded Philippine businesses who gradually crafted initiatives that address multiple, interlinked impact areas concerning the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development of the United Nations .
In the Breaking the Digital Divide seminar that featured a panel of experts discussing the current state of the Philippines’ hospitality and professional services industries, YCP Solidiance Partner Anna Rellama talked about how forward-thinking companies invest funds in operations and emerging business trends such as digitalization, customer dynamics, hybrid work setups, offsite IT infrastructure and evolving employee-employer relationships.
It identified circular economy, climate action, environmental pollution mitigation, commodity price volatility, and resource security as the five key trends propelling the global sustainability agenda. The report recorded an increasing number of businesses promising to decarbonize supply chains, logistics and portfolios, creating opportunities for green growth and innovation in clean products, services and technologies.
On the other hand, the report recorded a growing consumption and competition over finite resources alongside climate change. This puts business trades at risk of disruptions to the supply, increased costs of production, and introduction of new tax regulations.
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