This issue of David Report is a checklist for sustainability. We will not provide all of the answers, but we will on the other hand ask a lot of questions - one of the most important ways to acquire knowledge. You will also find thoughtful quotes and best practise examples. One thing is for sure - sustainability is not about doing nothing.

You can read our reports in three different ways according to your own personal taste. Either choose the pdf version by clicking the symbol below or flip through the report like a regular magazine (click the magazine to open it in a new window). The third way is just a plain text version. We recommend you to choose to read this specific report either as pdf or flip through because of the rich amount of best practice examples.

Foreword

This new issue of David Report presents an important subject in a somewhat laid back fashion. You may say concise instead of long and elaborate. We will not provide all of the answers, but we will on the other hand ask a lot of questions and present thoughtful quotes and best practise examples. According to us, asking questions is one of the most important ways to acquire knowledge.

The task this time is to present a checklist for sustainability. Regular David Report readers will probably recognize the seven steps of the checklist in this issue. It’s based on the Sustainable Wheel, a holistic vision of sustainable design developed by the knowledge company Designboost. As you also may remember the Sustainable Wheel was the base for issue no 8 of David Report.

Some fashionistas may say that some of our examples are not brand new. We say - it’s on purpose. There are other solutions than newness when it comes to sustainability. You will be able to read a lot more about this in our next David Report issue this fall. Stay tuned.

Welcome to another issue of David Report, and have a nice summer!

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