Researchers studied how 25 companies across four African countries responded to the Covid-19 pandemic and found it could either strengthen or restrict companies' sustainability efforts. | News24_Business
. This allows us to systematically compare our case study companies using both qualitative and quantitative data.
But we also found some companies adopted a strengthening approach even though they did not have a mature sustainability strategy. They were motivated by a lack of governance stability and effectiveness in their national context. This was worsened by the crisis. We called this"governance gap-filling".
Finally,"bunkering down" explains how some companies restricted their sustainability efforts because they saw in the crisis an increase in unpredictability in their operating context.
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