Sustainability and the New Normal for Natural Resources
Euromonitor's Free White Paper Outlines A New Era for Business
(firmenpresse) - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS -- (Marketwired) -- 06/11/13 -- Euromonitor International is pleased to announce a new white paper, outlining how organizations can cut costs, build their reputation and decrease long-term dependency on natural resources, leading to a more efficient business model.
"Growing demand and competition for natural resources is already causing supply constraints and price volatility, and it is likely to remain at the forefront of business issues in the future," said Sarah Boumphrey, Head of Countries & Consumers Research at Euromonitor. "This, coupled with consumer and government demands for sustainability, makes resource management a priority for all companies."
analyses key drivers impacting demand for natural resources, taking into account economic, demographic and income growth as well as environmental concerns and the rise of sustainability. The risks for businesses include operational, reputational, regulatory and market risks posed by the physical, geopolitical and economic threats affecting supply. "We have reached a new normal of increased awareness of the real value of natural resources whatever the physical price and a heightened consciousness around resource security," said Boumphrey.
Issues around natural resources and sustainability present opportunities for business as well as risks, and these opportunities, including new avenues for growth and the emergence of new business models are discussed at length.
About The Author - Sarah Boumphrey
Head of Countries & Consumers, Euromonitor International
Sarah Boumphrey heads the Passport: Countries & Consumers team, managing a team of economic and consumer trends analysts based around the world. In her role, Sarah focuses on translating economic and consumer trends information into useful insight and advises client companies on how these trends have a real-life impact on their business.
Sarah was instrumental in designing our market-leading programme of income research and has played a lead role in developing Euromonitor International's macroeconomic and consumer trend content - with a special interest in issues around sustainability, emerging markets and the post-recessionary consumer landscape.
About Euromonitor International
is the world's leading provider for global business intelligence and strategic market analysis. We have 40 years of experience publishing international market reports, business reference books and online databases on consumer markets.
We deliver to support strategic planning for today's increasingly international business environment. Our research offers in-depth market analysis on worldwide, as well as economic, demographic and socio-economic data and insight on countries and consumers.
Euromonitor International is headquartered in London, with regional offices in Chicago, Singapore, Shanghai, Vilnius, Santiago, Dubai, Cape Town, Tokyo, Sydney and Bangalore, and has a network of over 800 analysts worldwide.
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