This document provides an overview of sustainability marketing and communications presented by Lisa Geason-Bauer, President of Evolution Marketing LLC. It defines key terms like sustainability, green marketing, and cradle to cradle. It outlines Lisa's rules for successful environmental communication and marketing, including defining sustainability for your business, measuring sustainability metrics, using third-party certifications, and educating stakeholders about sustainability initiatives.
Evolution Marketing 2019 Operational Impacts & Carbon Footprint Lisa Geason-Bauer
As a Certified B Corp™ we believe in transparency, we therefore share our yearly environmental (operations) impacts report, which includes the carbon footprint for our business in 2019.
Deloitte Sustainability DK - Value opportunities in sustainable fashionDeloittesustainability
Sustainability and value in the global fashion industry
A Deloitte presentation of how a sustainable business approach may contain significant opportunities for companies operating in different part of the extensive fashion supply chain. The presentation connects one value opportunity to each part of the fashion value chain though many of the value opportunities is relevant in different parts of the value chain as well.
For more information contact DK Deloitte Sustainability Manager, Bahare Hagshenas, bahahag@deloitte.dk
Evolution Marketing 2020 Carbon Footprint and Operational Impact Report Lisa Geason-Bauer
Evolution Marketing is excited to share our 2020 Carbon Footprint and Operational Impact Report. This report contains data on our environmental performance, as well as it showcases internal policies we have adopted in order to operate in a low carbon manner.
We have been adopting innovative sustainable business strategies, and triple bottom line managed practices for over a decade. Evolution Marketing has been addressing carbon in their operations since 2008 and have been offering their professional services in a carbon neutral manner since Jan 1st, 2018. We are proud to be a member of the Carbonfree® Partner Program for Small Business, the Certified B Corp Climate Collective and be a signatory to the Netzero by 2030 pledge, as well as the “America’s All In” movement.
This study presentation outlines the role that environmental issues are now playing in business strategy. It looks at the main aspects of environmental legislation also at the role of CSR (corporate social responsibility), with a particular focus on sustainability
Evolution Marketing 2019 Operational Impacts & Carbon Footprint Lisa Geason-Bauer
As a Certified B Corp™ we believe in transparency, we therefore share our yearly environmental (operations) impacts report, which includes the carbon footprint for our business in 2019.
Deloitte Sustainability DK - Value opportunities in sustainable fashionDeloittesustainability
Sustainability and value in the global fashion industry
A Deloitte presentation of how a sustainable business approach may contain significant opportunities for companies operating in different part of the extensive fashion supply chain. The presentation connects one value opportunity to each part of the fashion value chain though many of the value opportunities is relevant in different parts of the value chain as well.
For more information contact DK Deloitte Sustainability Manager, Bahare Hagshenas, bahahag@deloitte.dk
Evolution Marketing 2020 Carbon Footprint and Operational Impact Report Lisa Geason-Bauer
Evolution Marketing is excited to share our 2020 Carbon Footprint and Operational Impact Report. This report contains data on our environmental performance, as well as it showcases internal policies we have adopted in order to operate in a low carbon manner.
We have been adopting innovative sustainable business strategies, and triple bottom line managed practices for over a decade. Evolution Marketing has been addressing carbon in their operations since 2008 and have been offering their professional services in a carbon neutral manner since Jan 1st, 2018. We are proud to be a member of the Carbonfree® Partner Program for Small Business, the Certified B Corp Climate Collective and be a signatory to the Netzero by 2030 pledge, as well as the “America’s All In” movement.
This study presentation outlines the role that environmental issues are now playing in business strategy. It looks at the main aspects of environmental legislation also at the role of CSR (corporate social responsibility), with a particular focus on sustainability
green marketing definition, application, benefits,challenges of green marketing, examples of green marketing, green product features and characteristics. Evolution of green marketing, reasons for adopting green marketing, green marketing mix, advantages of green marketing, problems with application of green marketing. Key to successful green marketing, initiatives taken by various organization. reasons for adopting green marketing.
This is a compilation of 5 presentations given at the FutureM conference in Boston on October 24, 2012. The speakers were: Beth Zonis of Eco Marketing, Lisa Lillelund of Mango Networks, Laura Koss of the FTC, Amy Cannon of Beyond Benign, and Mike Enberg of e-Stewards.
Fast fashion
You will understand the social, economic and environmental impact of the fast fashion industry
You will analyze possible solutions to make the fashion industry more sustainable
You will appreciate, through a review of examples, how diverse stakeholders can play a role in promoting sustainable and ethical fashion.
Mock Brand - Sustainable Garment of the Future - Dogäl Yejide Erogbogbo
The textile industry is second most polluting industry in the world after the oil industry. it can take more than twenty thousand liters of water to produce one kilogram of cotton, equivalent to one t-shirt and pair of jeans. Also, up to eight thousand different chemicals are used to turn raw materials into clothes, including a range of dyeing and finishing processes.
Some keys issues in the industry that need to be improved are: • The alarmingly high consumption rate of fashion goods
• High cotton production
• Unsanitary and low standard working conditions
• Extremely high long supply chain
• Use of harmful chemicals in the production process of garments
• Animal cruelty
• The harmful effects of involving the use of washing machines and, • Transportation of goods from productions sites to retail sites.
Ampol Foods Triple Bottom Line Operation, Aug 2013Sasin SEC
Ampol Food Processing Ltd. Operates on high technology and international standard certifications. It has an annual revenue of about 1 billion baht, selling products worldwide.
Khun Saran Sewatadul, the International Sales Manager at Ampol Food Processing Ltd., will be giving a talk on how his company strategizes and operates a global food company by benefiting economically, socially, and environmentally.
Khun Saran has an MBA in Marketing from the National University, San Jose, CA, U.S.A. and a Bachelor of Arts Economics from the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce.
Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility Recommendations for H&M, 2008Sustainable Fashion LA
This is a presentation my group put together for our Strategic CSR class. We were assigned the task of recommending a Sustainability Strategy that fit within the core business strategy of our our selected business.
What's really exciting is that H&M is actually starting to do this. Not on our recommendation, of course, but as a reaction to recent press around their practice of throwing unsold clothing into the trash.
As always in fashion, one man's trash...
Importance of sustainable development in businesses.pdfTerrasustain
Business sustainability is the practice of conducting business without adversely affecting the environment.
A green business provides high-quality interest to the local and globalized world, which means it helps the community and economy that depends on a healthy earth.
green marketing definition, application, benefits,challenges of green marketing, examples of green marketing, green product features and characteristics. Evolution of green marketing, reasons for adopting green marketing, green marketing mix, advantages of green marketing, problems with application of green marketing. Key to successful green marketing, initiatives taken by various organization. reasons for adopting green marketing.
This is a compilation of 5 presentations given at the FutureM conference in Boston on October 24, 2012. The speakers were: Beth Zonis of Eco Marketing, Lisa Lillelund of Mango Networks, Laura Koss of the FTC, Amy Cannon of Beyond Benign, and Mike Enberg of e-Stewards.
Fast fashion
You will understand the social, economic and environmental impact of the fast fashion industry
You will analyze possible solutions to make the fashion industry more sustainable
You will appreciate, through a review of examples, how diverse stakeholders can play a role in promoting sustainable and ethical fashion.
Mock Brand - Sustainable Garment of the Future - Dogäl Yejide Erogbogbo
The textile industry is second most polluting industry in the world after the oil industry. it can take more than twenty thousand liters of water to produce one kilogram of cotton, equivalent to one t-shirt and pair of jeans. Also, up to eight thousand different chemicals are used to turn raw materials into clothes, including a range of dyeing and finishing processes.
Some keys issues in the industry that need to be improved are: • The alarmingly high consumption rate of fashion goods
• High cotton production
• Unsanitary and low standard working conditions
• Extremely high long supply chain
• Use of harmful chemicals in the production process of garments
• Animal cruelty
• The harmful effects of involving the use of washing machines and, • Transportation of goods from productions sites to retail sites.
Ampol Foods Triple Bottom Line Operation, Aug 2013Sasin SEC
Ampol Food Processing Ltd. Operates on high technology and international standard certifications. It has an annual revenue of about 1 billion baht, selling products worldwide.
Khun Saran Sewatadul, the International Sales Manager at Ampol Food Processing Ltd., will be giving a talk on how his company strategizes and operates a global food company by benefiting economically, socially, and environmentally.
Khun Saran has an MBA in Marketing from the National University, San Jose, CA, U.S.A. and a Bachelor of Arts Economics from the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce.
Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility Recommendations for H&M, 2008Sustainable Fashion LA
This is a presentation my group put together for our Strategic CSR class. We were assigned the task of recommending a Sustainability Strategy that fit within the core business strategy of our our selected business.
What's really exciting is that H&M is actually starting to do this. Not on our recommendation, of course, but as a reaction to recent press around their practice of throwing unsold clothing into the trash.
As always in fashion, one man's trash...
Importance of sustainable development in businesses.pdfTerrasustain
Business sustainability is the practice of conducting business without adversely affecting the environment.
A green business provides high-quality interest to the local and globalized world, which means it helps the community and economy that depends on a healthy earth.
"Sustainability Trends within Supply Chain Management" Lisa Geason-Bauer
Consumers today are very concerned about the impact products; services and the companies who produce them have on the greater world. Commercial buyers and end user consumers are looking for independent third party assurances regarding the health and safety of a specific product as well as detailed information on the supply chain that created that product. This session will focus on addressing trends within sustainable supply chain management, third party reporting/certification and environmental, health product declarations.
Meaning of CSR
Social Responsibility theories
Pyramid of CSR
Contemporary CSR
Corporate Sustainability
Reputation Management
Environmental aspect of CSR
Companies Practices : Environmental aspect of CSR
CSR models
Triple bottom Line
Drivers of CSR
CSR and business ethics
Cases on CSR
CSR and corporate governance
PowerPoint Presentation prepared and presented by President of Carroll Properties Corporation- Elizabeth Belenchia exploring the Real Estate Industries' opportunity to be leaders in the global economy- a driving force for eco-friendly properties and ventures.
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In the current era of highly advanced machines and technologies leading to higher efficiency in current operations, operating a business by saving resources and avoiding negative impacts on the environment is known as ‘Sustainable Business.’
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Adopt A Wisconsin Farm to Government Program: Buy local, grow on the farm job...Lisa Geason-Bauer
2014 New Leaders Council (NLC- Madison) Capstone Policy Briefs, Center on Wisconsin Strategy (Published on Sep 19, 2014)
Abstract:
We live in a globally interconnected world, where food from India or China can be purchased at our local grocery store, and the average apple travel 1,400 miles from the orchard to your dinner plate. In 2012 Wisconsin agricultural goods and commodities were exported to 149 countries around the globe, while 10% of the state’s overall employment was engaged in the agricultural economy. Within the state we have also seen a shift in consumer preference towards the inclusion of greater amounts of locally sourced and artisan made produce and products within homes, schools, institutions and hospitals. As of the 2011-2012 academic year, 1,131 individual Wisconsin schools were engaged in Farm to School activities. Examples of school level participation include; sourcing locally grown produce (vegetables, fruits and herbs) and milk for school lunches/meals, growing edible school gardens and implementing waste resource management programs (i.e. building, garden composting programs). The Wisconsin Bureau of Correctional Enterprises also manage five correctional farms and a dairy, which supply milk, ice cream and sherbet to all of Wisconsin’s correctional institutions. Building on the strong Wisconsin traditional of family farming, sustainable agriculture and artisan entrepreneurialism, Wisconsin governmental entities (k-12 schools, technical colleges, University system, correctional facilities, etc..) are perfectly positioned to take greater advantage of the diverse quantities of Wisconsin grown and made products within their operations, through the adoption of a Wisconsin Farm to Government program.
Oconomowoc High School Global Sustainabilty Class 2019-2020 Impact Report Lisa Geason-Bauer
Fall 2019, kicked off a year long partnership between Evolution Marketing (www.Greenmkting.com) and two innovative Oconomowoc High School teachers, who were leading a NEW "Global Sustainability" course that was based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
The students earn credit through the class for Advanced Placement Environmental Science, Spanish Language 5 as well as International Baccalaureate course Global Sustainability. As part of this collaboration Evolution Marketing arranged a partnership between the class and the Citizens Utilities Board of Wisconsin (Cubwi.org) in which the students translated marketing materials into Spanish and are working towards putting on utility bill clinics. The students learned about global sustainability hands on through their volunteering in various ways with CUB.
The Wisconsin Office of Energy Independence (OEI) administers energy programs to assist Wisconsin to profitably and sustainably promote energy efficiency and renewable energy resources. The goal of the Wisconsin Energy Independent Community Partnership administered by the OEI is to effectively increase energy independent assessments for Wisconsin communities. Currently, there are many communities across the State of Wisconsin interested in implementing and adopting renewable energy and energy efficient projects. This program will assists communities that could be potential pilots or models for completing an energy independence assessment, allowing the community to then move forward with energy efficiency and/or renewable energy projects. In 2008, 10 communities from throughout the State of Wisconsin received an energy independent community grant from the Wisconsin Office of Energy Independence. The City of Oconomowoc (population 13,870) in western Waukesha County was one of the 10 communities and the only municipality in the 7 county southeastern Wisconsin region to receive a grant.
Building Coalitions Anywhere: We Did It and You Can Too!Lisa Geason-Bauer
Presentation by Lisa Geason-Bauer (WOW Workforce Development Board/Evolution Marketing) and Kathy Kuntz (Cool Choices) at the 12th annual Growing Sustainable Communities Conference (Oct 3rd, 2018).
Abstract:
To meet ambitious sustainability goals, leaders need to engage everyone — which means creating a value proposition that resonates across the whole community, regardless of partisan politics. In this session presenters will share a case study from Waukesha County, Wis., where advocates leveraged workforce concerns to engage business leaders in a program promoting environmentally sustainable practices. USA Today called Waukesha County the reddest county in the U.S. and yet more than 30 businesses recruited almost 600 people to be part of a sustainability initiative. Participants included climate skeptics who were, nevertheless, willing to adopt sustainable practices. Learn how organizers leveraged local concerns about workforce shortages to facilitate businesses engaging their employees on sustainability.
Since 2009 Utilities and City staff have incorporated energy efficient, conservation-minded
initiatives into the overall operations for the municipality. The 25x25 Plan demonstrates how both the City of Oconomowoc and Oconomowoc Utilities have worked hard to conserve financial and ecological resources.
This Updated 25x25 Plan should be viewed as a road map, which showcases all the key activities which have occurred since 2009 when the original plan was created. This updated Plan further high lights the importance of strategic decision-making and planning championed by City leadership and staff as evidenced by energy savings contained within this report
In 2013 the Oconomowoc Utilities Lead by Example team was tasked with updating the municipalities 25x25 Plan. The updated plan included water use data for the municipal operations as well as information on each municipal project that occurred between 2009 - 2013.
In her capacity as Lead by Example Team Coordinator Lisa Geason-Bauer was tasked with project managing the updated 25x25 Plan, she also served as lead plan author.
Evolution Marketing llc, an Oconomowoc Wisconsin based company specializes in the area of environmental communication, eco-friendly marketing and sustainable strategies. Experts at communication and practitioners of sustainable initiatives, the Evolution Marketing team can lead your responsible businesses to success. Evolution Marketing’s creative communication professionals excel at assisting organizations of all sizes in communicating their sustainability message to employees, customers and other business associates. Our goals are to help your business communicate in an effective manner the types of environmental practices, products and services your company offers. The companies which Evolution Marketing, llc has worked with since 2007 are either engaged in some aspect of sustainability (local food, green technology, energy conservation, etc) or they prefer to have all of their marketing materials produced in a sustainable manner.
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Eco-Latch Systems, LLC, inventor and maker of Box Latch™ Products, was founded by two Wisconsin brothers who were raised on a farm in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. They believe that their Box Latch™ products are a force for positive change in the world. Their patented and patent pending products were designed to help companies re-use their cardboard boxes many times, replacing the traditional “one-use mentality” in the process.
As their assortment of Box Latch™ products emerged, they were stunned at how far ahead of the USA, Europe and other countries with limited natural resources were. Most of the inquiries that arrived via their early website came from international companies focused on sustaining the environment, improving the lives of their employees and reducing expenses.
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Greener Oconomowoc celebrated Earth Day in 2013, by hosting an Earth Day Bike Summit on Sunday April 21st from 11am to 4pm at the Oconomowoc Arts Center (641 E Forest Street, Oconomowoc, WI 53066).
The Earth Day Bike Summit event was free and open to the public, with a donation to the Oconomowoc Food Pantry. The event showcased educational programs, environmental organizations, biking partners and advocacy groups along with local businesses interested in healthy living. The event hosted a variety of family friendly activities geared towards children and youth as well as a mini alternative vehicle show.
Approximately 500 people attended the event which showcased over 20 + local businesses, not-for-profit environmental organizations and biking advocay groups.
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Included in the artwork: event poster, event postcards and the 4 page event program.
On May 18, 2010 Business leaders from southeastern Wisconsin interested in the triple bottom line and sustainable economic development attended the Town and Country Resource Conservation & Development, Inc.’s day-long conference, “Green Economic Development in Wisconsin: The Business Case for the Triple Bottom Line.” The conference featured business innovators and eco-entrepreuners highlighting case studies tied to regional business success based on economic viability (profit), environmental stewardship (planet) and social responsibility (people).
This was the first conference of its type to take place in Wisconsin, bringing together economic development, governmental professionals with sustainable business, educators, not-for-profits leaders to address issues related to job creation, sustainable business strategies and partnerships around economic development.
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FINAL.APICS.MKE.4.30.2015.for.posting
1. Connecting the Dots:
How to Tell Your Businesses
Sustainability Story
Presented by:
Lisa Geason-Bauer, President
Evolution Marketing llc
262-354-0341/ Lisa@greenmkting.com
2. Who
we
are
• Environmental communications &
marketing firm that offers marketing, public
relations and creative design services to
business engaged in CSR/sustainability.
3. Managed in a triple bottom
line manner, staff leads by
example.
4. Our
Values
At Evolution Marketing we believe
sustainability (corporate social responsibility)
can only be accomplished by taking a
holistic systems wide approach to
management of the business.
(i.e. successful initiatives do not occur in a
silo, they require buy in at all levels within an
organization)
6. Ban
Ki-‐moon,
Secretary-‐General
UN
“At its essence, sustainability means ensuring
prosperity and environmental protection without
compromising the ability of future generations to
meet their needs. A sustainable world is one where
people can escape poverty and enjoy decent work
without harming the earth’s essential ecosystems
and resources; where people can stay healthy and
get the food & water they need; where everyone
can access clean energy that doesn’t contribute to
climate change; where women and girls are
afforded equal rights and equal opportunities”
7. “Embrace
sustainability
–defined
as
ac=ng
today
so
that
future
genera=ons
can
meet
their
needs
and
enjoy
long-‐term
markets
for
your
products,
while
safeguarding
the
sources
of
raw
materials
on
which
your
very
business
depends.”
J.OJman’s
“The
New
Rules
of
Green
Marke=ng:
Strategies,
Tools,
and
Inspira=on
for
Sustainable
Branding”
published
2011
8. 2015 Year of …..
• Water (California, Waukesha etc…)
• Partnerships between business, gov’t &
NGO’s (social sustainability)
• Sustainability – Happy Birthday!
• Creation of Sustainability Manager (C level)
• Customers disillusionment with green
washing – looking for transparency in supply
chain (product declarations etc)
9. Lisa’s
Rules
to
successful
Environmental
Communica=on
&
Green
Marke=ng
101
10. Green
marke=ng
can
be….
• process
of
selling
products
&/or
services
based
on
their
environmental
benefits
• products
or
services
may
be...
– environmentally
friendly
– made
from
recycled
items
– displayed
in
recycled
packaging
– locally
made
– made
with
renewable
energy
– net
zero
11. Sustainable
marke=ng?
Focused
on
the
triple
boJom
line
people
(social
responsibility)
planet
(environmental
stewardship)
profit
(economic
viability)
12. Cradle
to
cradle
-‐
it
is
a
holis=c
economic,
industrial
and
social
framework
that
seeks
to
create
systems
that
are
not
just
efficient
but
essen=ally
waste
free.
The
model
in
its
broadest
sense
is
not
limited
to
industrial
design
and
manufacturing;
it
can
be
applied
to
many
different
aspects
of
human
civiliza=on
such
as
urban
environments,
buildings,
economics
and
social
systems.
Ex:
Hartland
Organic
Family
Farm
15. (2)
Measure
sustainability
within
your
organiza@on.
Choose
metric's
that
fit
your
culture/business
model.
16. (3)
Use
independent
third
party
cer@fica@ons
to
help
your
business
bench
mark
environmental
claims
regarding
your
opera=ons/processes.
EX.
LEED
for
buildings,
Sustainable
Forest
Ini=a=ve
(SFI),
EPA
Green
Power
partner
program,
Carbon
Disclosure
Project
(CDP),
GRI
(Global
Repor=ng
Ini=a=ve)
17. (4)
Use
independent
product
labels/
cer@fica@ons
to
help
your
products
legi=mately
highlight
their
environmental/
social
benefits.
• Voluntary
Labels:
Forest
Stewardship
Council
cer=fied
(FSC),
Green
Seal,
Recycled
Content,
Environmental
Product
Declara=on
• Mandatory
Labels:
Declara=ons
of
content
Energy
Guide
Label
18. (5)
Educate
the
different
audiences
(stakeholders)
regarding
your
organiza=ons
sustainability
ini=a=ves.
(i.e.
employees,
management,
board,
customers,
shareholders,
community)
19. (6)
Share
with
your
clients/customers
the
steps
being
taken
by
your
business
on
the
road
to
sustainability
in
a
transparent
manner
(i.e.
publish
your
metrics)
-‐
sustainability
report
-‐
sustainability
tab
on
your
website
-‐
short
stories
in
e-‐newsleJers
-‐
do
presenta=ons
at
conferences,
share
with
folks
in
your
supply
chain
20. BoKom
Line
Green
marke@ng
strategies
cannot
be
adopted
or
promoted
without
implemen@ng
strategies/prac@ces
in
other
departments
within
the
company.
23. The
Council’s
focus
is
on
educa=ng
WI
businesses,
facilita=ng
informa=on
exchange,
and
suppor=ng
businesses
that
are
interested
in
moving
in
a
more
sustainable
direc=on.
In
addi=on,
the
Council
will
provide
a
plamorm
for
bringing
exis=ng
groups
together
coordina=ng
between
these
groups
and
building
a
united
effort
to
brand
the
state
as
a
hotbed
for
innova=on,
cleantech,
alterna=ve
energy
and
sustainability
leadership.
24. Green Masters Program
The Green Masters Program is an objective,
points-based recognition program that enables
Wisconsin institutions of all sizes and from any
sector to join a group of like- minded companies
that are “on the road to sustainability.” Developed
by the WI Sustainable Business Council, in
conjunction with the University of Wisconsin, the
Green Masters Program helps to recognize
Wisconsin’s sustainability leaders and encourage
continuous improvement.
26. Today, WPCA continues to educate Wisconsin
businesses and residents on air quality issues and
works to effect behavior to improve air quality and
reduce harmful air emissions as required by
Wisconsin's state implementation plan under the
federal Clean Air Act.
27. WI
Green
Building
Alliance
We seek to shape Wisconsin’s future by
facilitating and promoting ecologically
sustainable practices within the built
environment. We work toward our mission
through education, advocacy, and
collaboration.
http://wgba.shuttlepod.org/
28.
The
Wisconsin
Profitable
Sustainability
Ini@a@ve
is
an
innova=ve,
three-‐step
approach
that
helps
small
and
midsize
manufacturers
focus
on
improvements
in
the
en=re
opera=on
that
will
result
in
the
greatest
ROI
and
a
posi=ve
environmental
impact.
29. WI
Clean
Ci=es
Our
mission
is
to
reduce
dependence
on
petroleum-‐based
fuels,
promote
the
use
of
alterna=ve
fuels
and
technologies,
and
improve
air
quality.
Wisconsin
Clean
Ci=es
strives
to
advance
our
na=on's
economic,
environmental
and
energy
security
by
suppor=ng
local
ac=ons
to
reduce
petroleum
consump=on
in
the
transporta=on
sector.