Two former interns, My and Jenny, share their reflections and thoughts on sustainability.

The EU has introduced new sustainability laws that affect businesses globally, creating the need to adapt to stricter environmental requirements. HoloHouse offers an e-learning course that gives companies the knowledge they need to understand and comply with the new legal requirements.

Discover how sustainable supply chains are not just the key to genuine environmental responsibility, but also the cornerstone of compliance with the EU CSRD.

Reporting requirements of CSRD also cover corporate governance, including business ethics policies. A short summary of key points and a student project example on sustainable governance.

One of the CSRD requirements for businesses is to contribute to preserving and promoting biological diversity. Read about how student projects can help businesses to tackle these issues.

Interested in sustainability but not sure where to start? Ready to make a positive impackt on your community? Learn more about sustainability in our new e-learning course as part of the SIRR Project!

It's finally here, Sweden's climate action plan! The document is about 250 pages long, but we have summarised the most important points in a more accessible version for society's various target groups.

Biodiversity is a concept that means...

One of our most popular collaboration courses is the course "Sustainable Supply Chains" at Chalmers Technical University. Since 2019 we have connected some 25 companies with students to work more efficient and sustainably with their supply chains.

Political scientist Fredrik Sjögren at University West gives tips on how to reason to make a sound decision  

Rapport: Värdefulla yrkenFörfattare: Carl Johannesson, kandidatprogram i

In recent years, HoloHouse, with funding from the Borås Region, has developed a five-step model for skills provision.

The Circularity Gap Report 2022 was released in April and gives a clear and alarming signal of how big the gap is between the situation today and where we need to be in terms of circularity. We are very much still acting according to linear economy.

Social sustainability means equal and fair access to elementary aspects of life such as education, justice, power. All people must be part of the societal development. Within the notion of circular economy the social dimension tends to be secondary to economic and ecological goals.

In a new report of the Circular Economy and RISE Sweden come out as only 3.4% cirular. This is a challenge that our project Looperate tackles.