Sustainability
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Developing framework and guidance on critical factors and approach to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters.  ESG is a paradigm shift to achieve both financial and non-financial returns from more sustainable and socially responsible initiatives. 

Conducting a comprehensive life cycle assessment is fundamental in evaluating the environmental impacts  from operations, sourcing and products including end-of-life disposal or recycling.  LCA metrics guides decisions on materials selection, manufacturing processes, transportation, use phase efficiency, and end-of-life management to minimize overall environmental footprint.

Designing products with the principles of the circular economy in mind aims to maximize resource efficiency, minimize waste generation, and promote reuse, repair, and recycling.   In the era of sustainability companies must learn new ways of  designing products for disassembly, using recycled or renewable materials, and implementing closed-loop systems to recover and reuse materials at the end of product life.

Choosing materials with lower environmental impact, such as recycled, biodegradable, or sustainably sourced materials, is essential for sustainable product development. Assessing the environmental and social impacts of materials throughout their life cycle helps minimize resource depletion, pollution, and social injustices associated with material extraction.

Conserving water resources and minimizing water pollution in product manufacturing processes is critical for sustainable development. Implementing water-efficient technologies, recycling water, and treating wastewater help reduce water consumption and minimize environmental impacts on water ecosystems.

Engaging stakeholders, including customers, suppliers, employees, and communities, in the sustainable product development process fosters transparency, trust, and accountability. Communicating openly about sustainability efforts, achievements, and challenges demonstrates commitment to sustainability and encourages collaboration towards shared goals

Ensuring ethical sourcing of raw materials, fair labor practices, and safe working conditions throughout the supply chain is essential for sustainable product development. This includes conducting social audits, promoting fair trade practices, and supporting local communities where products are sourced or manufactured.