Karl-Henrik Robért, founder of The Natural Step, discusses a sustainable future in relation to innovation.

He explores key questions: What does a sustainable future entail? Are we losing

Karl-Henrik Robért, founder of The Natural Step, discusses a sustainable future in relation to innovation.

He explores key questions: What does a sustainable future entail? Are we losing paradise? How do innovation and creativity connect with sustainability? (2015)

To foster a thriving social system, understanding the pillars of social sustainability is crucial.

Karl-Henrik Robért, founder of The Natural Step, outlines five key factors essential for

To foster a thriving social system, understanding the pillars of social sustainability is crucial.

Karl-Henrik Robért, founder of The Natural Step, outlines five key factors essential for achieving this goal.

Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt, founder of The Natural Step, offers a key insight into the circular economy.

He clarifies that it should be understood as a means to an end, rather than a goal in

Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt, founder of The Natural Step, offers a key insight into the circular economy.

He clarifies that it should be understood as a means to an end, rather than a goal in itself.

This video highlights the impact and breadth of HP's

This video highlights the impact and breadth of HP's global social innovation work. It inspires HP's 325,000 employees to make their work matter daily, from volunteering expertise to innovating technologies that solve pressing societal challenges. The video also inspires others by showcasing what HP can achieve as a company.

Music for the video is provided by Karl Jenkins, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, and Adiemus.

Karl Sharro is an architect, writer, and commentator on the Middle East. He is co-author of "Towards a New Humanism in Architecture" and a Senior Associate Partner at PLP Architecture in London.

Karl Sharro is an architect, writer, and commentator on the Middle East. He is co-author of "Towards a New Humanism in Architecture" and a Senior Associate Partner at PLP Architecture in London. His architectural experience includes practice in London and Beirut, and teaching at the American University of Beirut.

He advocates for freedom of movement and immigration.

Professor Karl-Henrik Robèrt, in an interview broadcast at the Heschel Center for Environmental Learning and Leadership conference, addressed the sustainability challenges anticipated over the

Professor Karl-Henrik Robèrt, in an interview broadcast at the Heschel Center for Environmental Learning and Leadership conference, addressed the sustainability challenges anticipated over the next decade.

He emphasized that while civic and business leaders are adept at understanding complex systems, their crucial next step is to learn how to precisely define sustainability itself.