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Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt

Swedish cancer scientist, founder of The Natural Step, and strategic leader in sustainable development, integrating scientific principles into sustainability practices.

About Karl-Henrik

Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt, a renowned cancer scientist, is best known as the founder of The Natural Step—an influential framework for strategic sustainable development adopted worldwide. His pioneering work weaves together scientific rigor and systems thinking to empower organizations and societies to achieve authentic sustainability. Robèrt’s leadership has shaped global initiatives, driving business transformation, fairness, and strategic responsibility for planetary health.

In Karl-Henrik's own words

“I don’t believe that the solutions in society will come from the left or the right or the north or the south. They will come from islands within those organizations, islands of people with integrity who want to do something.”
Source: context.org
“We are running around looking for knowledge, but we are drowning in information.”
Source: That Was When I Became A Slave (Educating A Nation: The Natural Step), In Context #28, 1991
“Wealth is based on structure, and we are tearing down structure.”
Source: That Was When I Became A Slave (Educating A Nation: The Natural Step), In Context #28, 1991

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