Can dense cities save the planet?
This interview with Peter Bakker was originally published on 30 March 2020 by KONE
Category: WBCSD News & Insights
Open letter to global leaders: a Healthy Planet for Healthy People
Call to action from the Planetary Emergency Partnership: emerging from the planetary emergency and partnering between people and nature This open letter, signed by WBCSD’s (…)
Business as unusual, reshaping the present and the future
Business response to COVID-19
Coronavirus crisis is a stress test for the entire system
Capitalism in its current form is starting to lose its “license to operate”.
World Water Day: the relationship between water and climate change
A conversation with Piet Dircke, Arcadis’ Global Leader of Resilience and Water Management Hand hygiene is essential to containing the spread of COVID-19 and many (…)
WBCSD and the International Transport Forum to collaborate on emerging mobility trends and Mobility as a Service
Geneva, 18 March 2020: The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) this week signed a letter of voluntary contribution with the International Transport Forum (ITF), to (…)
First standardized guidelines to measure plastic pollution across corporate value chains published by the Plastic Leak Project
Geneva, 9 March: The Plastic Leak Project recently released the Plastic Leak Project (PLP) Guidelines which provide businesses at all stages of the value chain with a robust, (…)
The role of business in the global road safety agenda
1.35 million people die on the roads every year.
Evidence suggests tire and road wear particles present low risk to human health
Geneva, 3 March 2020: A risk assessment has suggested tire and road wear particles (TRWP) pose low risk to human health. The purpose of the research sponsored by (…)
Insider Perspective: Global Commons Alliance Nature Target Prototyping
WBCSD’s contribution to a future Science-based Target for Nature