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GreenPolicy360: Advocating for Diversified Business with Green Values and Goals

Every Business, Every Supply Chain

Are you thinking and acting to make your supply chain green?

Be Climate Resilient

A company is only as good — and as protected — as its suppliers.

Forward-looking companies are already engaging suppliers around health, safety, and environmental issues, saidJason Jay, director of the Sustainability Initiative at MIT Sloan. With those kinds of relationships already in place, it’s not a big leap to suggest changes that improve partners’ climate resilience...


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Green Money, Sustainable Business

Business and Investing for sustainable economics, social & progressive causes
Business for Social Responsibility -- https://www.bsr.org/
Social Venture Network -- http://svn.org/


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Eco-nomics

New Economy Movement
Green Marketing
Going Green
Natural Capital
Time for a Price on Carbon
Environmental full-cost accounting


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"New Economics", Concepts and Strategies


Communities and companies, non-profit and for-profit

Green Best Practices -- Smart Growth


Small-, medium- and large-businesses (SMBs)

Navigating through tides and all seas, winds and calm, storms and fair running

Changing, Competing, Charting a Successful Course


Green Best Business Practices


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Venturing into a Sustainable Future


The Commons


Acting with Short-term Objectives and Acting for the Common, Long-term Good


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Envisioning "The Commons"
Out-in-Front Politics


New Economics, People and the Planet

Sojourner: Reclaiming the Commons


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Democracy Collaborative

Reclaiming the Commons


Next System Project


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Community-wealth generation focus:

Community Wealth Cities
Community Wealth InfoGraphics
Community Wealth Interviews
Community Wealth Map
Community Wealth Videos


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Community business strategies:

Anchor Institutions
The Cleveland Model
Community Development Corporations (CDCs)
Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)
Land Trusts (CLTs)
Cooperatives (Co-ops)
Cross-Sectoral
Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs)
Green Economy
Individual Wealth Building
Individual Wealth Preservation
Local Food Systems
Municipal Enterprise
New State & Local Policies
Outside the U.S.
Program Related Investments
Reclaiming the Commons
Social Enterprise
Responsible Investing
State Asset Building Initiatives
State and Local Investments
Transit Oriented Development
University & Community Partnerships
Worker Cooperatives


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