THE LIBRARY Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

THE LIBRARY appears to focus on library-related services and resources, including sustainability-themed collections and access to information on social, environmental and economic sustainability. The available content highlights a library role in supporting sustainability research, promoting awareness of climate change and resilience, and providing access to materials on topics such as circular economy, sustainable finance, sustainable packaging, sustainable fashion, and sustainability in hospitality. It also references library infrastructure and archival work connected to library design and knowledge access. No explicit corporate sustainability targets for THE LIBRARY are stated in the source content.

Sustainability resource guide

Sustainability is an increasingly important topic for individuals, corporations or even governments! Looking for reliable resources on Sustainability? Check out the selection of titles below on Social, Environmental and Economic Sustainability. Prefer to browse hardcopies? The Library also has an Eco-Hive collection located at Level 2, covering a broad range of sustainability related topics.

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Provided sustainability titles

The Library lists titles including Circular Economy for Dummies, Sustainable Innovations in Food Packaging, Developing sustainable finance definitions and taxonomies, Supply Chain Management of Tourism Towards Sustainability, Historical Perspectives on Sustainable Fashion, and Sustainability in the Hospitality Industry.

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Supported sustainability research

Libraries play an important and unique role in promoting awareness of resilience, climate change and a sustainable future. Their provision of the latest research into sustainability topics such as climate change also supports further academic research and accelerates progress towards solutions.

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Hosted sustainability forum

Forum "Recontextualizing the Design of the Hiroshima Children's Library 1953" to be held. This forum is a part of the collaborative research project: “Archival Study on the Design Process of the Hiroshima Children’s Library” between Institute of Technology, Shimizu Corporation and Mukogawa Women’s University.

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