sustainability

The core problem of unsustainable design is the failure to consider the entire lifecycle impacts of products and services on the environment, society, and long-term sustainability. It often results in solutions that prioritize short-term desirability, convenience or profitability over sustainable practices, leading to issues like resource depletion, pollution, excessive waste generation, and lack of circular thinking for product longevity, reuse and recycling.

At Wise Habit our goal is to integrate sustainable and circular practices into the research and development (R&D) process, what is pivotal for the creation of more sustainable products and services. This proactive approach involves reassessing materials, production methods, and consumption patterns to minimize resource depletion, reduce waste generation, and promote responsible consumption. Sustainable R&D not only aligns with ethical and environmental values but also positions businesses to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions.

Unsustainable production refers to a situation where more goods are produced than are required at a given time. This often leads to waste, as the excess goods may not be stored or used effectively. Overproduction is primarily driven by a capitalist economy where businesses strive for growth and increase in profits, often at the expense of the environment.

At Wise Habit we are willing to foster a sustainable production through more responsible practicies such as choosing local manufacturers, support craftmanship, produce lower, well planned volumes.

Overconsumption is primarily a result of the consumer culture propagated by capitalism. This culture encourages individuals to constantly purchase and consume goods, often more than they actually need. It's fueled by advertising and the concept of 'newness' or novelty, where owning the latest products is seen as desirable. Additionally, the availability of cheap goods, easy credit, and societal pressure can also contribute to overconsumption. This continuous cycle of buying and consuming goods not only depletes natural resources but also leads to waste generation and environmental degradation.

At Wise Habit, our dedication lies in cultivating responsible consumer habits by promoting sustainable, durable products and nurturing prolonged product lifespans through proper maintenance and repairability initiatives.

An unequal society is one where there is an unfair distribution of resources, opportunities, rights, and power among different groups or individuals. This inequality can manifest in various forms, such as income disparities, unequal access to education, healthcare, employment prospects, and political representation. It often stems from systemic biases, discrimination, and unjust policies that perpetuate disadvantages for certain segments of the population based on factors like race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, or other group identities.

At Wise Habit we are willing to adress unequal society problem through creating an equal society in our surrouding which means our workspace and community gathered around our us, our business partners, collaborators, our clients and users. We’re dedicated to foster gender equity and broadly understood inclusivity in our daily basis activty and communication. Wise Habit goal is to be a fair employer treating all employees with equity and fairness.