How to develop a plan for continuous improvement in sustainability
Sustainability is no longer just a ‘nice-to-have’ topic, but a practical necessity for the long-term viability of companies and organisations. But how do you move from one-off activities to systematic and meaningful improvement? This workshop will show you how to set up a simple yet effective plan for continuous improvement – one that won’t end up gathering dust in a drawer, but will actually be put into practice.
Over the course of two hours, you’ll gain a clear overview of the steps involved, from the initial assessment of the current situation right through to a concrete action plan. We’ll provide practical guidance and tips on how to identify priorities, involve colleagues and set realistic goals that make sense not only from a sustainability perspective but also from a business perspective.
The workshop will also include a short ‘mini-audit’ (assessment), which will help you quickly clarify where you currently stand and where it makes sense to start. Each participant will also take away a simple and clear worksheet that will guide them through the individual steps of creating a plan and serve as a basis for further work within the organisation.
You’ll leave the workshop not only inspired, but also with a concrete, step-by-step guide on how to approach the continuous improvement of sustainability in a way that is manageable, measurable and beneficial in the long term.
Facilitator: Markéta Svobodová
Markéta Svobodováhas extensive experience in conducting sustainability audits in companies of various sizes across different sectors, not only in the Czech Republic but also in countries across Central and South-Eastern Europe (IKEA suppliers). She has also managed numerous Czech and international projects in the field of sustainability, founded the RespON association – which promotes greater environmental responsibility – and holds a PhD on improving sustainability within organisations. She currently works at CzechInvest as a sustainability consultant for the EEN project. She offers companies consultancy services in the areas of sustainability and ESG from various perspectives. For example, she analyses where a company could improve its sustainability the most, what to focus on, where to start or continue, and so on. (including in the areas of energy and water consumption, waste management, chemicals, circularity, as well as responsible working conditions for employees). She can also assess the situation in selected areas, propose specific measures and offer advice during implementation.
Registration must be completed no later than one day before the event. A link to join the meeting will be sent to registered participants the day before the event.
The meeting will take place ONLINE via the TEAMS app. There is no fee to attend.
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Source: CzechInvest