Over the past few decades, there have been valiant attempts across all sectors and governance bodies to determine how businesses can establish themselves and become more sustainable. Despite good intentions, many businesses have failed to accurately determine the specific strategies needed to become and maintain a sustainable establishment. The principle of sustainable development largely underpins the growing notion of sustainable business. Created in the 1980s, sustainable development was developed to promote sustainable living through sustainable production of goods and services, to provide solutions to meet basic needs to improve the lives of people, today today and in the future, with the least possible environmental impact and the greatest possible economic impact. and social performance (Christensen, Thrane and Herroborg, 2009). Much like sustainable development, governance is a concept that was widely explored and adopted in the late 1980s. Furthermore, like sustainable development, it was initiated because it encompassed a wide range of increasingly more important and insufficiently recognized in conventional thinking and because it encouraged a more unified understanding of how these factors were, or should be, related. Therefore, governance is the manner in which one achieves action, through types of relationships related to the environment, including deliberation, negotiation, self-regulation or authoritarian choice and the extent to which actors obey decisions cooperatives (Gibson, 2005). This involves the level and scope of policy allocation, the dominant orientation of the state and other institutions and their interactions. This essay will distinguish and highlight the fundamental strategies that are important in moving to a sustainable paper environment. ..... State government, with this regulation, can have a profound effect on business behavior and actions through cooperation. To counter international environmental problems that can be identified as transboundary, multilateral environmental agreements can be concluded. Traditionally, multilateral environmental agreements have the capacity to mobilize the international community to resolve global and regional environmental problems. Finally, for the company to continue to evolve and expand its sustainable practices, it is imperative that governance strategies highlight potential benefits to the company as well as structuring strategies that constitute an exclusive win/win situation for all parties involved. If this is done, the common goal established through the notion of sustainable development can be achieved in all companies..