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  Have You Been A Victim Of Greenwashing? We live in a time where learning about a business can be done on the go, but we're also constantly bombarded with information and environmental issues on the same screen. When all types of media keep reminding us of worldwide conflicts, ongoing climate change, and the overwhelming trigger of dread, it's difficult to switch off and stay present. Consumers must conduct meticulous research, which can occasionally feel tiresome and unclear, in order to move forwards with the heroic task of continuing to contribute to climate-positive measures. The next time you notice yourself scrolling and yearning to do more to protect the environment, resist the urge to let great corporate gestures and pledges or the screen's flash of buzzwords distract you. Investigate the truth by looking past the words. What Is Imposter Greenwashing Syndrome? In a 1986 essay, environmentalist Jay Westerveld first made news with the concept of "Imposter Greenw...

Companies have been attempting to demonstrate sustainable efforts for many years, but they must have the impact that clients, employees, and directors are looking for. Teams that discuss sustainable projects and efforts do not boost motivation or durability; rather, they merely reduce harm. Handprint is shifting the conversation to emphasise regeneration. From a technical perspective, this entails routine actions and interactions that have a positive effect thanks to a collection of regenerative software. The prospects are endless from a communal attitude, but they won't materialise immediately. Understanding sustainability vs regeneration differs most in terms of how quickly things happen. Regeneration recognises the mending of a relationship with how we regard the earth, whereas sustainability activities happen for a day and concentrate on feeling good right now. Follow these simple shifts if you're having trouble deciding where to start. Shifting The Focus Changes in the way...

Banking, food and beverage, marketing, finance, policy, and e-commerce. 6 regenerative trends to watch out in 2023 1. Regenerative Banking The banking industry has seen a significant transformation in recent years due to the demand for socially and environmentally responsible financial services. Regenerative banking has emerged to create a positive impact on the environment and society. Handprint is partnering with global payment card provider Idemia to launch Handprint Banking, which will enable banks worldwide to offer regenerative payment cards to their customers. 2. Regenerative Food & Beverage The term "regenivore" has appeared to describe a person who eats in a way that regenerates and sustains the planet. Regenerative food and beverage trends are expected to become more popular in 2023, as consumers seek ways to improve their health and the environment. These options include plant-based meat substitutes, dairy alternatives, organic products, fermented foods, and fo...

Who we are? Handprint.tech's regenerative software-as-a-service solutions empower you to contribute to an impact partner of your choice through a variety of seamless automations. You can then choose how you want to support that cause, and how much you wish to pledge. Choice and customisation are what makes us different. We can link impact to any business process. At Handprint, we believe that customers are making a conscious choice to support companies that are committed to a greener world. As a business, it can be challenging to know where to start and how to make a real impact. That's why we've created an open, transparent, and automated solution to help companies like yours take action. We are more than just a SaaS company We're an Impact as a Service provider. Our platform connects companies with projects that align with their values, including initiatives in forestry, coral reef reconstruction, breeding programs, plastic removal, targeted education, and disaster re...