Public Sector Sustainability

Adding a climate lens to decision-making can help militaries better understand the operational environment and uncover opportunities to enhance mission success.

The IIJA, IRA, and CHIPS laws lay out an ambitious set of sustainability goals, including infrastructure, but results depend on effective implementation.

Successful execution of government sustainability plans will depend on actions on three broad fronts: installing effective leadership, creating a climate-ready workforce, and adopting data-driven decision-making.

Advances in digital water management can help tackle the increasingly complex water challenges posed by the climate crisis.

With new sensors, drones, AI, and machine learning to speed early warning and assess the trajectory of active wildfires, a resilience-focused strategy can better manage their growing risks.

Leveraging engineering expertise through public and private partnerships to advance water resource management in the South Caucasus.

In collaboration with CU Boulder and the Climate Innovation Collaboratory, Deloitte released a comprehensive report that dives into long-term, sustainable, and equitable solutions that address our national water supply.

Deloitte’s US Public Sector Chief Data Officer Adita Karkera and US Public Sector Nature Services Leader Sam Riemer discuss implementing data-backed strategies to manage natural resources enables an “ecosystem view” of cities that have the potential to exist symbiotically with the environment.

Governments and businesses have a responsibility to eliminate forced labor in the supply chains that drive the clean energy transition by applying upstream pressure on critical mineral sources. Bold, strategic intervention to not only eradicate these human rights violations but envision a path toward elevating human dignity will create a framework where people, planet, and prosperity may coexist.