Sarah Humphrys speaks to Louise Burn and Daisy Thompson to learn about Nestle's employee-led grassroots initiative, 'One World'.

Focusing on this grass roots movement, they cover how colleagues can create opportunities to educate, inspire and empower each other while exploring:

• What can passionate individuals from outside of a sustainability department do, if they want to get involved with combatting the climate and nature crisis in their day job?
  

• How can employees from within an organisation act as critical friends to the company, posing friendly and constructive challenges to promote progress?
  

• How can sustainability professionals start a grassroots engagement initiative like this and how can you measure positive impact?
  

• What on earth is a reverse mentoring scheme? How does it work?
  

• How can sustainability and ESG be formalised as part of everyone's job across functions?
  

• How to take a 'first pancake' approach at work, at home, when it comes to taking action?
  
  

Resources Mentioned:
Carl Pratt - Future Planet Network
BBC - Save Our Wild Isles
Clover Hogan - Force of Nature
Kite Insights - Every Job is a climate job:
AimHi Earth - Live and Online Sustainability Training for companies

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