Having delivered several Climate Action Leadership programmes for public sector organisations, one thing I have consistently noticed is that attendees are fully aware of the compliance obligations to reduce organisational greenhouse gas emissions by 51% and improve energy efficiency by 50% by 2030. However, in my experience, attendees are much less aware of the broader
The conference had a very positive and can-do orientation. Notably, those navigating the giant dairy companies see a very positive and agile future where the system will be enabled in its evolution and adaptation by integrating new technologies and harnessing the multiple sources of nutrition – animal, plant and fermented.
Technological innovation alone will not achieve the required reductions in carbon emissions and biodiversity depletion. No matter how many efficiency measures we roll out, technical efficiency won’t be enough unless without a fundamental shift in business models and traditional thinking about business performance.