How can we translate complex legal language to everyday language? Why is there a need for technology in legal design? What problems or resistance exists? In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, Katri Nousiainen discusses the potential of technology in legal design together with Viveca Fallenius, Marie Potel-Saville and Elisabeth Talbourdet.

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, Nikodemus Solitander, Director of Centre for Corporate Responsibility (CCR) at Hanken invites Lea Rankinen, Director of Sustainability and Public Affairs at Paulig to discuss the human rights responsibilities of Paulig Group, a Finnish food and beverage company, and how they work with human rights issues on a practical level.

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, Linda Annala Tesfaye, post-doctoral researcher at Hanken School of Economics, at the Centre for Corporate Responsibility, discusses the tensions surrounding sustainable use of water with Jessica Budds, Associate Professor at the University of East Anglia and Mira Käkönen, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Tampere Institute for Advanced Study.

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, Anna Zhuravleva, Doctoral researcher at Hanken School of Economics has a conversation with Felipe Cañete, Business Development Manager from Swappie, a Finnish iPhone refurbishing company, about the reuse of smartphones and consumer perspective on purchasing refurbished devices.

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped Marke Kivijärvi, Jenni Ahlapuro and Marianne Määttä discusses the importance of raising awareness of the inclusion problems in games industry and how we can actively support diversity and inclusion. The guests share their experiences as players and members of gaming communities and talk about their volunteer work to support diversity and inclusion in the games industry spaces, and the wider tech sector. Tune in!

In the past years there has been a global boom to invest sustainably, both in the private and institutional sectors. But what motivates to invest sustainably? How we as private investors can know whether a fund is sustainable? What should we look at when selecting the funds? Get your answers in this inspiring Sustainability Unwrapped episode, where Hanna Silvola invites Magnus Alfredsson from Proethos Fund to explore and chart what we should consider when selecting sustainable funds and what will the future of sustainable investing look like.

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, Isabell Storsjö, Ana Lúcia Martins and Matti Tolvanen guides us to the world of lean thinking and justice system. Find out how lean thinking can improve the justice system, smoothen the judicial processes and the various roadblocks the system is currently facing.

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, we deep dive into the natural cosmetics industry with Marisun Gajitos, Lecturer at the Centre for Languages and Business Communication at Hanken, Emilie Raittinen, marketing manager at cosmetics company Naviter and Edem Agbekey-Taylor, founder and CEO of Inkuto Organics. The discussion touches upon the natural cosmetics market, what to consider in the production of natural cosmetics (raw materials, packaging, and certification) and how sustainable development is considered in practice at Naviter and Inkuto Organics.

Did you know we can soon sort used textiles along with normal waste in Finland. Finland is planning to launch the national textile collection by 2023, ahead of the mandated year 2025 set by the EU. Get to know thewhat, when and how of this significant upcoming development!

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped we explore the art and sustainability and how they are intertwined together. Sustainability is impacting the work of artists across the world, raising the questions what art has to do with sustainability?, and how can art in its various forms contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle? Listen to get your answers!

In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped we explore cash and voucher assistance (CVA), an increasingly popular response in humanitarian assistance, and its relationship to the environment. How can environmental impact be considered in the CVA programs without forgetting the social benefits and burdening the recipients of assistance? Let’s find out.

Human rights impact of business activities is one of the hot topics of today. While the discussion has roots as far back as the times of Dutch East India Company (early 17th century), the landscape is still rocky and contentious, and different types of tensions embedded in the discussion are hard to escape.