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Helen from SAP Concur highlights how businesses can enhance sustainability through travel and expense data. By using analytics, flexible policies, and employee engagement, companies can track emissions, promote greener travel choices, and reduce paper use. Carbon offsetting and partner integration further support corporate sustainability goals in practical, measurable ways.

Peter Fang Pulson discusses the rising demand for sustainability in Denmark’s construction sector. He highlights the integration of carbon calculations in cost management, the shift towards circular economy principles, and the importance of Life Cycle Assessments. Emphasising collaboration and renovation over demolition, he calls for industry-wide adaptation to meet sustainability goals.

Danish companies walking the talk on sustainability. It looks back at the reforestation initiative led by Novo Nordisk as it builds its next 100 years rooted in caring for people while protecting the environment.

A Danish company Manyone, who are a global strategy-design consultancy, face sustainability challenges due to frequent business travel. In 2023, they shifted from offsetting to reducing emissions using biofuel, partnering with Goodwings. This move supports carbon neutrality, saves time through automated tracking, and reinforces their commitment to climate action with a clear, company-wide travel policy.

How Denmark reskilled workers for the green transition (Skills: make it work documentary)

Denmark is advancing sustainable construction by addressing both operational and embodied CO₂ emissions through Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Since 2023, BR18 regulations mandate LCA for all new buildings, setting CO₂ limits to guide design. This marks a national commitment to low-carbon development, driving innovation and accountability in the building sector.

Barbara Sura promotes sustainability in fashion through upcycling and responsible consumption. Her brand, Our Shift, balances profit with reducing textile waste. Denmark supports green ventures, though price sensitivity remains a challenge. Starting in university offers low-risk learning. Success relies on market research, clear differentiation, and guidance from experienced mentors.