Sustainability for businesses

From sustainability goals to practical action

Sustainability is not only about setting goals. It is about prioritising where the organisation can make a meaningful difference and following up the work over time. The UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals provide a common framework, but for an individual business the key is to focus on the areas that are actually relevant to its operations.

With Tild, you can select relevant Sustainable Development Goals, define areas for improvement and link specific actions to them. The system tracks responsibilities and progress, making the goals part of ongoing business activities rather than something that only appears in a strategy or report.

Sustainability with Tild

Tild brings goals, actions, responsibilities and documentation together in one place. This gives the organisation a clear overview of what needs to be done, who is responsible and what has actually been completed.

Work is documented continuously throughout the year and included in the up-to-date sustainability report. When customers, owners, banks or other stakeholders request information, the documentation is already collected and available. This is also relevant for smaller businesses that may not be subject to mandatory sustainability reporting but still face requests for sustainability information from customers, financial institutions and value chains.

Sustainability as part of business management

Sustainability covers environmental, social and economic factors that affect the organisation and the world around it. A structured approach makes it easier to prioritise where action is needed and track development over time.

With Tild , sustainability becomes a process that can be managed and followed up throughout the year. Actions are assigned, progress is documented and results are included in reporting. This provides better oversight, reduces manual work and makes it easier to demonstrate what the organisation is actually doing.