A sustainable everyday

We want to empower people to live more sustainably, so we’re focusing on affordable products that are both resource- and energy-efficient. With home solar panels, plant-based hot dogs and energy-saving solutions, we’re paving the way for more sustainable living for the many.

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Sustainability transformation

Our vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people. In today’s world, this means transforming our business and value chain to reduce our climate footprint.

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Circular business is good business

As part of our transformation into a circular business, we are developing products and services to help people maintain, repair and pass on their belongings.

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Climate action

If we are to make the planet a safer and healthier place for generations to come, the world needs effective, organised and innovative action.

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Aiming for 90% zero-emission delivery services by 2028

At IKEA, we have committed to using zero-emission delivery vehicles to cut carbon emissions and reduce our climate footprint.

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IKEA sustainability ambitions for 2030

The IKEA Sustainability Strategy sets out our goals for transforming the IKEA business across our value chain, and life at home for people across the world.

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We will inspire and enable people to move towards healthy and sustainable lifestyles, by making them a choice that is affordable, attractive, and accessible for as many people as possible.

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IKEA Sustainability Strategy

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More sustainable choices

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Quick and easy tips for more sustainable living

More and more people are interested in reducing the impact they have on the planet, but many don’t really know how to do it. Sustainable living is all about making small everyday changes to everyday life. Because that's the beauty of small things – together they add up.

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Use less energy

So many parts of the home can have a direct impact on your energy use. Fortunately, we have some quick tricks for you to save energy at home.

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Use less water

With a fresh look at your household habits, you could save many litres of precious fresh water every day. Take a look at our smart solutions to save water at home.

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Choose better food

Your food choices can make a difference, from plant-based to certified products from responsible sources. Discover more easy wins to eat more sustainably.

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Create less waste

Even when you live frugally, there’s always a certain amount of household waste. But there are some simple ways to reuse what you have and reduce waste at home.

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Love it longer

The potential to repurpose, repair, reuse, resell or recycle products is growing all the time. Find out about the small steps you can take to give your furniture a longer life.

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A clear sustainability strategy

Our sustainability ambitions and commitments are set for 2030 in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, our sustainability agenda goes beyond 2030.

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Social impact

We take our responsibility seriously in the local communities where we are present. Through thoughtful and enduring actions, we want our community outreach to have a positive impact on people and planet, helping to build a fairer and more equal society.

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Choices for change

Browse our range of products for a better everyday life.

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Sustainable sourcing

Learn about responsible sourcing across IKEA businesses and beyond.

Our community approach In Japan

IKEA Japan has been engaged in community activity named IKEA Family Donation, towards our goal to create fair and equal society by 2030.

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Our climate action in Japan

We are shifting to 100% renewable energy in store operations and 100% zero emission through home delivery services, towards our goal to be climate positive by 2030.

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