APM Sustainability IN podcast series, Sustainability Fatigue: How We Keep Momentum in 2026, interview with Matteo Deida

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APM Sustainability Interest Network podcast series

Sustainability Fatigue: How We Keep Momentum in 2026, interview with Matteo Deida

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Sustainability fatigue is increasingly being felt across organisations but what does it really mean, and how do we move beyond it?

At a time when the post-Christmas lull, competing priorities, and a constant stream of global challenges can leave teams feeling drained, this January episode of the APM Sustainability Interest Network podcast tackles a topic many are quietly experiencing.

We explore why sustainability has shifted from a headline topic to an embedded business function, how geopolitical pressures are reshaping priorities, and why linking sustainability to business value is key to maintaining momentum.

Joined by sustainability expert Matteo Deida, we discuss the evolving role of project professionals, personal resilience, and why 2026 could mark a turning point for clearer action and delivery.

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Original article link: https://www.apm.org.uk/news/apm-sustainability-in-podcast-series-sustainability-fatigue-how-we-keep-momentum-in-2026-interview-with-matteo-deida/

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