The rise of global collaboration has come with some benefits that might help to address environmental challenges. While international cooperation plays an important role in resolving environmental issues, the potential benefits that businesses get are equally compelling, as it allows entrepreneurship to thrive on a global level.
True, international collaboration comes with some benefits for environmental protection. Through exchanging ideas, nations can come up with better solutions to global problems, such as climate change or air pollution. When developed countries help developing nations, providing their both financial and humanitarian aid, less civilized parts of the world can also combat against environmental issues effectively. A notable example can be seen in the efforts of the United Nations in addressing environmental crisis surrounding the Aral Sea. By employing experts and facilitating international aid, the situation around the sea has improved drastically. Thus, collective approach of nations can be beneficial when it comes to protecting the environment.
However, businesses can also benefit a lot from international cooperation. When nations form an agreement for better trade relations, they pave the way for the development of both local and international companies, providing them a wide customer base. Companies can obtain access to trade on an international level, creating competitiveness in the market, which, in turn, results in high-quality goods becoming widespread in order to attract customers. For example, Apple, an international tech-company, make their products available to consumers in developing countries, allowing people who might otherwise have limited access to cutting-edge products, to enjoy their innovation. Thus, international cooperation facilitates growth of businesses and availability of advanced goods.
Furthermore, if businesses thrive on an international level, they might also contribute to establish charity organizations aimed at preserving environment. Global trade leads to increased revenues, resulting in some companies setting aside a certain part of their income to donations, which fight against environmental problems, in order to gain appreciation and credibility in public. For example, Murad Buildings, a construction company in Uzbekistan, helps various organization financially to combat against climate change in the country. This leads to public trust in the company’s ability and their income has doubled according to the recent announcement of the corporation. Hence, international collaboration can make businesses affluent and with that development companies can positively influence environment.
In conclusion, while international cooperation can be beneficial in combating environmental challenges, the potential benefits that businesses get are equally important. I strongly believe that when governments agree to develop their trade, local companies can exchange their products in the global market, a phenomenon that makes them affluent. As a result, rich organizations will also be able to contribute to fight against environmental issues.