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spelling okr-10986-104932021-04-23T14:02:50Z From Burdens to Brownie Points : From “Have To’s” to “Want To’s” to Combat Climate Change Pearlman, Rob ADMINISTRATION AIR AT BARRELS OF OIL BENEFITS BUSINESS BUSINESS OBJECTIVE BUSINESS OBJECTIVES CAPACITY CARBON CARBON FOOTPRINT CERTIFICATION CHEMICAL CLIMATE CLIMATE CHANGE CO2 COMPUTER COMPUTER EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION DATA ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION EMISSIONS EMISSIONS REDUCTION ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY SAVINGS ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT FACILITIES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS HUMIDIFIERS HUMIDITY INDUSTRY INFORMATION INSTALLATION INTERNAL OPERATIONS INVESTMENT INVESTMENTS IRRIGATION WATER IT LANDFILL LESS MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES MATERIAL NEGATIVE IMPACT NEGATIVE IMPACTS NO PERFORMANCE PLATINUM POLLUTANTS POWER PRIVATE SECTOR RAIN RAINFALL RECYCLING RESULTS SENSORS SYSTEM SYSTEMS TARGET TECHNOLOGY USES UTILITY BILLS VERIFICATION WASTE REDUCTION WATER You don't have to be a psychologist to find yourself having to change or influence people's behavior. And that is a challenge, especially when the change involves costs in time, effort, and money and the potential benefit is not yet tangible. Though many of us intellectually understand the global discussions about climate change and sustainability, author frequently have difficulty changing own daily behavior, let alone influencing that of others. International Finance Corporation (IFC) team has learned a lot about this over the past seven years. Author have learned how to transform what he initially perceived as burdens of operating building more sustainably into real cost savings, environmental impact reductions, and reputational benefits for IFC by changing attitudes and behavior starting with own. These lessons are applicable to IFC's internal operations and to helping IFC's clients improve their sustainability performance. 2012-08-13T11:46:06Z 2012-08-13T11:46:06Z 2010-05 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/05/12591322/burdens-brownie-points-tos-want-tos-combat-climate-change http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10493 English IFC Smart Lessons Brief CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research
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topic ADMINISTRATION
AIR
AT
BARRELS OF OIL
BENEFITS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS OBJECTIVE
BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
CAPACITY
CARBON
CARBON FOOTPRINT
CERTIFICATION
CHEMICAL
CLIMATE
CLIMATE CHANGE
CO2
COMPUTER
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
CONSTRUCTION
DATA
ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION
EMISSIONS
EMISSIONS REDUCTION
ENERGY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY SAVINGS
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
EQUIPMENT
FACILITIES
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
HUMIDIFIERS
HUMIDITY
INDUSTRY
INFORMATION
INSTALLATION
INTERNAL OPERATIONS
INVESTMENT
INVESTMENTS
IRRIGATION WATER
IT
LANDFILL
LESS
MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES
MATERIAL
NEGATIVE IMPACT
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
NO
PERFORMANCE
PLATINUM
POLLUTANTS
POWER
PRIVATE SECTOR
RAIN
RAINFALL
RECYCLING
RESULTS
SENSORS
SYSTEM
SYSTEMS
TARGET
TECHNOLOGY
USES
UTILITY BILLS
VERIFICATION
WASTE REDUCTION
WATER
spellingShingle ADMINISTRATION
AIR
AT
BARRELS OF OIL
BENEFITS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS OBJECTIVE
BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
CAPACITY
CARBON
CARBON FOOTPRINT
CERTIFICATION
CHEMICAL
CLIMATE
CLIMATE CHANGE
CO2
COMPUTER
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
CONSTRUCTION
DATA
ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION
EMISSIONS
EMISSIONS REDUCTION
ENERGY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENERGY SAVINGS
ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
EQUIPMENT
FACILITIES
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
HUMIDIFIERS
HUMIDITY
INDUSTRY
INFORMATION
INSTALLATION
INTERNAL OPERATIONS
INVESTMENT
INVESTMENTS
IRRIGATION WATER
IT
LANDFILL
LESS
MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES
MATERIAL
NEGATIVE IMPACT
NEGATIVE IMPACTS
NO
PERFORMANCE
PLATINUM
POLLUTANTS
POWER
PRIVATE SECTOR
RAIN
RAINFALL
RECYCLING
RESULTS
SENSORS
SYSTEM
SYSTEMS
TARGET
TECHNOLOGY
USES
UTILITY BILLS
VERIFICATION
WASTE REDUCTION
WATER
Pearlman, Rob
From Burdens to Brownie Points : From “Have To’s” to “Want To’s” to Combat Climate Change
relation IFC Smart Lessons Brief
description You don't have to be a psychologist to find yourself having to change or influence people's behavior. And that is a challenge, especially when the change involves costs in time, effort, and money and the potential benefit is not yet tangible. Though many of us intellectually understand the global discussions about climate change and sustainability, author frequently have difficulty changing own daily behavior, let alone influencing that of others. International Finance Corporation (IFC) team has learned a lot about this over the past seven years. Author have learned how to transform what he initially perceived as burdens of operating building more sustainably into real cost savings, environmental impact reductions, and reputational benefits for IFC by changing attitudes and behavior starting with own. These lessons are applicable to IFC's internal operations and to helping IFC's clients improve their sustainability performance.
format Publications & Research :: Brief
author Pearlman, Rob
author_facet Pearlman, Rob
author_sort Pearlman, Rob
title From Burdens to Brownie Points : From “Have To’s” to “Want To’s” to Combat Climate Change
title_short From Burdens to Brownie Points : From “Have To’s” to “Want To’s” to Combat Climate Change
title_full From Burdens to Brownie Points : From “Have To’s” to “Want To’s” to Combat Climate Change
title_fullStr From Burdens to Brownie Points : From “Have To’s” to “Want To’s” to Combat Climate Change
title_full_unstemmed From Burdens to Brownie Points : From “Have To’s” to “Want To’s” to Combat Climate Change
title_sort from burdens to brownie points : from “have to’s” to “want to’s” to combat climate change
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2012
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/05/12591322/burdens-brownie-points-tos-want-tos-combat-climate-change
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