The recent IPBES business and biodiversity assessment definitively states that the natural world underpins the whole economy with all sectors directly or indirectly dependent on the goods and service (…)
On 18 February, during the inaugural Mumbai Climate Week, senior agri-food industry leaders from 24 organizations, including 12 companies, convened to launch the India Landscape (…)
Key Takeaways Executive Summary Despite some regions easing climate regulations, carbon pricing remains a critical financial consideration for businesses worldwide. By the close of 2025, 80 emissions trading systems (…)
Companies that place workers, consumers and communities at the heart of their transition are positioned to unlock significant business value.
Hong Kong, 20–23 January 2026: The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) hosted the fourth edition of its Heads of Climate Base Camp in Hong Kong, marking both the program’s first edition in the Asia-Pacific region and its first time in the city.
Why Stronger Performance on Healthy, and Sustainable Diets Matters for Forward Looking Companies Food companies are entering a new era of scrutiny: investors, regulators, and (…)
Sustainability is increasingly proving to be a driver of corporate financial performance. Recent analysis from WBCSD shows positive financial returns, with reported ROI ranging from 2x to 14x, especially in sectors like food and beverage.
Developed by South Pole in partnership with WBCSD To address the critical need for clear, consistent, and equitable approaches to farmer engagement in Scope 3 (…)
The climate emergency, nature loss and mounting inequality are converging crises, and business has both the responsibility and the opportunity to change course.
Introduction: always model the counterfactual To compete for capital, sustainability must be framed in the same quantitative language as any other business investment: return, risk (…)