The second edition of the Positive Impact Rating 2021 results was released at the World Economic Forum in Lucerne-Burgenstock, Switzerland ...
The second edition of the Positive Impact Rating 2021 results was released at the World Economic Forum in Lucerne-Burgenstock, Switzerland. The Positive Impact Rating 2021 captured the voice of students to define the positive impact of B-schools. XLRI has reached the topmost level 5 (Pioneering Business Schools) among the top 47 global Business Schools in Positive Impact Rating 2021.
Students provided an incredible wealth of
constructive comments on how their schools can increase their positive impact.
Students are very clear in what they want their schools to stop doing: 1.
Teaching outdated theories and models of economics and business; 2. Using
single-use plastics on campus; 3. Employing staff with no knowledge,
experience, or passion in sustainability; 4. Unsustainable food and catering
services on campus; 5. Practices that continue to create waste; 6. Offering
degrees without mandatory sustainability courses.
There is also a consensus on what they want
their schools to start doing: 1. Putting sustainability at the core of
teaching economics and business; 2. Providing practical sustainability
competencies; 3. Engaging with NPOs for courses, projects, and career options;
4. Creating social impact initiatives with local and global communities; 5.
Empowering and supporting students to act for sustainability; 6. Educating all B-school
staff in sustainability topics.
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