By Jessica A. Luer
BFA Studio Artist and MBA of Sustainable Procurement
The second pillar is economic viability. It covers the financial accountancies and responsibilities in regards to business marketing, rate of consumerism, and supply chain strategies that play vital roles to the contingent well-being of the planet. Namely applying the concepts of the circular economy to both per species of the organizations AND consumers alike.
Rosie Verde calculates, alongside Posie and Josie, with this message regarding the pillar:
‘Be mindful of what is made and offered in the marketplace and encourage efforts in your area to invest on befall of nature’s health and beauty. Economic viability is exponentially important in the sense when more individuals commit to a greener lifecycle, then products and services will adapt and evolve alongside the progress of financial contributions. This satisfies the demand to equate with supply of said products and services, and by doing so minimise margin between waste costs and profits with the switch. Everyone wins!’