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Our Mission
The Greening of Industry Network develops knowledge and transforms practice to accelerate progress toward a sustainable society.
Our Vision
The Network seeks to create new concepts and a new language that will make it possible to extend our horizons and communicate across disciplines, nations, and sectors.
Our Work
The Greening of Industry Network stimulates, coordinates and connects high quality research to policies, strategies and actions in ways that contribute to a more sustainable society. Through a variety of arenas, we provide an open forum for creative debate to engage researchers, business, workers, government, consumers and other actors in developing a shared understanding of the changes required for creating a more sustainable future.
The Network:
Mobilizes a community of researchers to stimulate the emergence of a new strategic research area on the greening of industry -
Creates a dialogue between this new research community and leaders in business, labor, civil society organizations, government -
Provides an opportunity for all stakeholders, with equal voice, to develop research and action agendas on issues of industry, environment, and society.
Since 1991
The Greening of Industry Network is an international association of researchers, business leaders, activists, and policy makers dedicated to building a sustainable future. With coordinating offices in the Netherlands, Thailand, and the United States, we engage participants from more than 50 countries to respond to the challenge of sustainable development. Through linked conferences, publications and communications, the Network creates new relationships, visions, and practices for sustainability.
Sustainable Development Imperative
We regard progress toward engaging society in sustainable development as a global imperative. This progress takes into account the carrying capacity of our environment and focuses on increasing the quality of life of all people of current and future generations.
Industrial Transformation Needs
Global shifts in industrial regimes, trade, and technology are creating significant environmental and social impacts and inequities around the world. Major changes in production and consumption systems are required in order to meet the needs and aspirations of a growing world population while using environmental resources in a sustainable manner. This process of industrial transformation will require the constructive engagement of all societal institutions.
Our Work
The Greening of Industry Network stimulates, coordinates and connects high quality research to policies, strategies and actions in ways that contribute to a more sustainable society. Through a variety of arenas, we provide an open forum for creative debate to engage researchers, business, workers, government, consumers and other actors in developing a shared understanding of the changes required for creating a more sustainable future.
The Greening of Industry Network develops knowledge and transforms practice to accelerate progress toward a sustainable society.
Our Vision
The Network seeks to create new concepts and a new language that will make it possible to extend our horizons and communicate across disciplines, nations, and sectors.
Our Work
The Greening of Industry Network stimulates, coordinates and connects high quality research to policies, strategies and actions in ways that contribute to a more sustainable society. Through a variety of arenas, we provide an open forum for creative debate to engage researchers, business, workers, government, consumers and other actors in developing a shared understanding of the changes required for creating a more sustainable future.
The Network:
Mobilizes a community of researchers to stimulate the emergence of a new strategic research area on the greening of industry -
Creates a dialogue between this new research community and leaders in business, labor, civil society organizations, government -
Provides an opportunity for all stakeholders, with equal voice, to develop research and action agendas on issues of industry, environment, and society.
Since 1991
The Greening of Industry Network is an international association of researchers, business leaders, activists, and policy makers dedicated to building a sustainable future. With coordinating offices in the Netherlands, Thailand, and the United States, we engage participants from more than 50 countries to respond to the challenge of sustainable development. Through linked conferences, publications and communications, the Network creates new relationships, visions, and practices for sustainability.
Sustainable Development Imperative
We regard progress toward engaging society in sustainable development as a global imperative. This progress takes into account the carrying capacity of our environment and focuses on increasing the quality of life of all people of current and future generations.
Industrial Transformation Needs
Global shifts in industrial regimes, trade, and technology are creating significant environmental and social impacts and inequities around the world. Major changes in production and consumption systems are required in order to meet the needs and aspirations of a growing world population while using environmental resources in a sustainable manner. This process of industrial transformation will require the constructive engagement of all societal institutions.
Our Work
The Greening of Industry Network stimulates, coordinates and connects high quality research to policies, strategies and actions in ways that contribute to a more sustainable society. Through a variety of arenas, we provide an open forum for creative debate to engage researchers, business, workers, government, consumers and other actors in developing a shared understanding of the changes required for creating a more sustainable future.
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