Sarah Humphrys speaks to Louise Burn and Daisy Thompson to learn about Nestle's employee-led grassroots initiative, 'One World'.Focusing on this grass roots movement, they cover how colleagues can create opportunities to educate, inspire and empower each other while exploring:What can passionate individuals from outside of a sustainability department do, if they want to get involved with combatting the climate and nature crisis in their day job?How can employees from within an organisation act as critical friends to the company, posing friendly and constructive challenges to promote progress?How can sustainability professionals start a grassroots engagement initiative like this and how can you measure positive impact? What on earth is a reverse mentoring scheme? How does it work?How can sustainability and ESG be formalised as part of everyone's job across functions?How to take a 'first pancake' approach at work, at home, when it comes to taking action?Resources Mentioned:Carl Pratt - Future Planet Network (https://www.futureplanet.love/about) (https://www.futureplanet.love/about%EF%BF%BCSave)BBC - Save Our Wild Isles (https://www.saveourwildisles.org.uk/) Clover Hogan - Force of Nature (https://www.forceofnature.xyz/) (https://www.forceofnature.xyz/%EF%BF%BCKite)Kite Insights - Every Job is a climate job: (https://kiteinsights.com/hubfs/Every-Job-Is-A-Climate-Job-Kite-Insights.pdf)AimHi Earth (https://aimhi.earth) - Live and Online Sustainability Training for companies
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