From Packaging Waste Directive to the new requirements of the EU Taxonomy - this year, businesses must take many steps towards sustainability. For European sector leaders, this isn't news but a result of consistently implemented transformations. Some are already enjoying the fruits of their efforts, while others feel anxious, unsure of the next steps. The backdrop of 2024 seems to generally fuel the desire to halt investments in business. Read Jonas Akelis, EY Baltics Managing Partner, insightful commentary for Verslo žinios here: https://go.ey.com/3wckSgC #BuildingBetterWorkingWorld #ESG #sustainability #businessgrowth
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How will sustainability change your business model to make it more circular? Did you know that tax and transfer pricing can help you finance the business transformation through innovation, tax incentives and funding? Contact me if you want to know more! PwC Switzerland conducted a second circular economy survey with business professionals in Switzerland in early 2023. Our inquiry revolved around measures for companies to initiate and expedite the adoption of circular models that drive profitable growth while minimising their resource footprint. Download our #CircularEconomy #WhitePaper for free to explore our findings. #PwC#Sustainability#CircularEconomy
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Can the increasing compliance pressures of sustainability reporting become a catalyst for critical change? By reframing reporting as strategic rather than just a piecemeal compliance issue, organisations can set a clear roadmap for change, uncovering new ways to reduce emissions, spark innovation and open up access to new markets and sustainable finance. Explore three ways you can make the most of reporting-led transformation in this latest blog from PwC UK's Sustainability Partner, Laura Kelly. #Sustainability #SustainabilityReporting #NetZero
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