Investible Impact Innovation - Impact MOAT - 5 Innovation Tools SLIDESHARE.pdf
As 8,5m video: https://youtu.be/CLfNXYu1uK0 1 Hi, to the summary of ImpactMOAT: Contributing to the UN Global Goals giving you 5 Innovation Tools. 2: After tweaking our Impact Effectivity & Cost Efficiency, now we look at your Impact Moat. Next is Boosting your impact, going to market, and your Impact Pitch Deck. 3: Impact MOAT, is your EXTRA Global Goals contribution, your advantage over the competition. Let's do this, without having to assess the impacts of your innovation idea for ALL 172 Global Goal targets. Let's focus! 4: ImpactMoat is about: Global Goals Interactions Material Sustainability Standards for the Goals Sectors and sub sectors contribution and contributing to specific or groups of Goals. Aiming to spark Unique Solution Propositions. USP2 5: The Interaction tool helps you assess & boost impact. Focus on positive impact, and avoid neutralizing or negative interaction impact. There are great case studies and Global Goal progress reports. 6: The decision tree helps you assess & tweak. The full hour video gives you more framework examples. 7: The Sustainability Standards assessment tool. The almost 30 standards that are more, or less relevant, for business to manage risks and futureproofing. But can be used for opportuntities too. A blue ocean! The OECD guestimates impact investing in the Global Goals focuses for 90% on ESG risks, negative impact. 8: Eccles, Betti & Consolandi benchmarked the importance of sustainability standards for the Global Goals. The Supply Chain has the highest impact on all Global Goals, Next Product Design & Life Cycle And Access: availability & affordability, with 55%. Detailed data is found in the full hour video. 9: My favorite is Access, People Impact. More than 50% material for: the HEALTHCARE sector (Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals and Health Care Delivery & Managed Care). So Global Goal 3 Healht & Wellbeing. 10: The decision tree looks at the 3 most contributing sustainability standards, and the many Global Goals they contribute to. 11: (Sub)Sector contribution to the Global Goals with the top contributing sectors and sub sectors. Prof Bob Eccles published a detailed series in Forbes, on the 11 sectors and their over 70 sub sectors contributions. BONUS data is found in Global Goal frameworks of Big business. Their materiality matrices reflect their priorities & Global Goals ambitions. So you know what demand there is out there 12: Table explainer: Sector contribution data, more and sub sector data in the full hour version. 13: A Decision Tree. Focus on tangible Basic Needs: Access to Finance, Nutritious Food, Health Care, Education & Training, Clean Water & Sanitation, Smart Energy, Safe Housing & Mobility in Sustainable Cities & Communities. Climate Action to save ourselves. And achieving these Basic Needs, such as Gender Equality. 14 15 Wrap up 16 16: Please watch Impact MOAT, the full hour video. https://youtu.be/vUSNOX0JSEY Alcanne Houtzaager Minou Schillings www.thegreensprint
