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Two models, and six best practices, to help companies collaborate on ESG-related goals
“When companies collaborate, they can leverage synergies to design value propositions that each would be unable to offer alone. Collaborations have potential, therefore, to solve many of the complex, systemic and multi-faceted problems of sustainable development, but this will only happen if profitable collaboration models can be identified and scaled,” explain Laurie Ann UNDERWOOD (IÉSEG) and Lydia PRICE (CEIBS) in a *chapter of a ESG White Paper published by the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS).