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Introduction

We are facing huge challenges related to the wellbeing of us as humans, or life on earth in general and the condition of the whole planet. We have come to the point that, according to some, the survival of the Human species is at stake.

So things have to change, we need to stop the destructive way we are living and operating our businesses today. We have to move towards true circularity. Meaning that all stakeholders need to start making the right or the better choice. But what is the better choice? And is there something like the "universal" best choice? Plus in every point of choice you should be able to compare the options to make the decision what to buy or to consume.

That choice highly depends on reliable, relevant and accurate data available to all stakeholders, across the entire value network. This requires a common communication language, which is missing today. Resulting in the fact that doing good, or claiming to do better is often just marketing. Plus it is hard to compare claims and certifications. Is "Planet proof" better, the same, or different then "FairTrade" or "Organic"?

Our goal is to define a set of acceptable interchangeable indicators which can be used at every point of choice. From defining the Goodness strategy by the board, to extending the business case (financial driven) to the Goodness case (Why is this project good for the business, wellbeing and the planet?) and providing trustworthy data to customers/consumers to help them make the better choice.

This website was created to have a starting point for identifying and defining all dimensions related to sustainability and wellbeing. Goodness is split into two main topics: Good for the Planet, and Good for Wellbeing:

• Good for the Planet
• Good for Wellbeing
  • Good for human wellbeing
  • Good for animal wellbeing

Uncategorized

The topics below are just place holders, will be added to specific sections once they are available:

Legal & Regulatory

• GS Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
• EU Strategy for sustainable and circular fashion industry

Industry themes and initiatives

Farming

• Agroecology generally aims at strengthening Sustainability, addressing Food Security and advancing the Sustainable Development Goals. Agroecology is an integrated approach that considers together the different elements the food system, from the seed and the soil, to the table.

Fashion

• HIGG
• HIGG
• Cisutac
• Circular.fashion
• The Policy Hub

Other sections

• Goodness Events
• Organizations and NGOs and authorities
• Local initiatives
• Sustainable Product Design
• Sustainable Organisations - Certifications
• Goodness Paradox

Related websites

• Interoperable Modular Data Exchange - IMDE

Sustainability Unterlage

• Productorientering
• Corporate orientation