Where local brewing makes a clear difference, and how.
We mapped our model against all 17 goals and their targets. These five are where it makes a clear difference, each with the mechanism behind it and the UN target it serves.
About the Sustainable Development Goals ↗
Streetbrewers creates new business opportunities for hospitality venues and independent brewers, supporting local entrepreneurship and economic growth.
Independent brewers try new recipes and reach new venues without financing a bigger plant: their beer is brewed on our connected nano-breweries, on site at partner venues.
Brewing directly where beer is served supports local businesses, creates unique experiences and brings people together.
Small-batch, on-site brewing enables production tailored to local demand, minimizing storage, transportation and unnecessary handling.
By brewing where beer is consumed, Streetbrewers aims to reduce CO₂ emissions across the beer value chain, with a targeted reduction of up to 50%, subject to lifecycle validation.
Five goals where brewing on site makes a clear difference. Twelve that matter just as much, but aren't ours to claim.
Beer is for enjoyment, not a lever on hunger or health.
Water use varies by site, and each venue picks its own power supplier.
Ours are commercial; this goal centres on development.
Poverty, education, equality, ecosystems and justice call for levers a brewery doesn't hold.
