This document outlines IKEA's goals and strategies for becoming more sustainable. By 2030, IKEA aims to inspire 1 billion people to live more sustainably and within planetary boundaries. Some of IKEA's sustainability initiatives include offering affordable LED light bulbs and home solar products, promoting water efficiency, expanding plant-based food options, and becoming climate positive by reducing their entire value chain carbon emissions to net zero. IKEA is also working towards circular business models with recycled or renewable materials by 2030.

1. Making
sustainable
living a
reality

2. Increasing interest
in healthy and
sustainable living

3. Making sustainable
living affordable
– the default option

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Our ambition for 2030
is to inspire and
enable more than
1 billion people to live
a better everyday life
within the boundaries
of the planet

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5 This is IKEA
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Democratic Design
for the many people
Form
Low price
Sustainability
Quality
Function

6. From one-euro LED
bulbs to home solar

7. Inspiring people
to be more
water efficient

8. More plant-based food
€ .29
3
HUVUDROLL
Plant ball plate, 8 pieces
4% of climate footprint
compared to traditional meat balls

9. Becoming
climate positive
by 2030

10. 42%
MATERIALS FOOD
INGREDIENTS
PRODUCTION PRODUCT
TRANSPORT
RETAIL &
OTHER OWN
OPERATIONS
CUSTOMER
TRAVEL & HOME
DELIVERIES
PRODUCT USE
AT HOME
PRODUCT
END-OF-LIFE
11%
5% 3%
11%
20%
4% 4%
MATERIALS
24.9 Million tonnes CO2 eq (FY19)
IKEA Climate Footprint 2019:
A full value chain approach

11. A circular business
by 2030 – moving
beyond recycling

12. 60% of the IKEA product
range is based on
renewable materials

13. Aiming for only
recycled polyester
by the end of 2020

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The IKEA vision:
Creating a better everyday
life for the many people