Strategic Sustainable Development revolves around a generic framework for planning in complex systems. It is based on research published in international journals and is generically called the Framework for Strategic Sustainable Development. It is also known amongst business and political leaders as The Natural Step Framework after the organisation that was created to promote its use. Along with a network of other partner institutions, researchers at BTH are instrumental in its ongoing development, particularly in the field of sustainable product innovation.<\/p>\n
The framework is a widely-applicable approach to sustainable development and has been applied in hundreds of organisations around the world. Businesses such as McDonald\u0092s, IKEA, Scandic Hotels, Interface, Starbucks, Nike, Hydro Polymers, Rohm and Hass, and communities such as the Swedish Eco-Municipalities, and Whistler and Canmore (Canada), have used this framework to help define and adopt their sustainable development goals.<\/p>\n
The framework has the advantages of being:<\/p>\n
Within the MSPI programme, this framework is introduced to build a shared and comprehensive understanding of\u00a0sustainability. Participants will become familiar with the framework and its application, which will allow them to select and use the many tools and concepts of sustainable development in a clear, structured and effective manner.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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