PepsiCo announces “net water positive” commitment
Pledges to replenish more than 100% of water used in high-risk areas by 2030.
Category: WBCSD News & Insights
Former Kellogg VP and CSO Amy Senter joins WBCSD in New York
Amy Senter, former vice president and Chief Sustainability Officer for the Kellogg Company, has joined the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).
Vision 2050 Connectivity Pathway: We can connect people
An interview with Mel Melis, Director, Interregional Engagement, Sustainability Unit, Fujitsu by Constant Van Aerschot, Director Asia Pacific, at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
Eni publishes for the third year in a row Eni for human rights
The report Eni For Human Rights explains the actions taken by Eni to lead the energy transition in a fair and inclusive way
All roads lead to Rome: a Pre-Summit towards an equitable, net-zero and nature-positive food system
This article is based on the speech WBCSD President & CEO Peter Bakker gave on 26 July 2021 at the Pre-Summit of the UN Food Systems Summit, during the opening plenary “A Bold Ambition to Improve Food Systems”.
Canadian Business for Social Responsibility launches Canada’s first-ever net-zero leaderboard
Canada’s Net-zero Leaderboard, which provides information on climate change commitments made by Canadian companies.
WBCSD and UN DESA convene special event alongside 2021 High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development
WBCSD members and partners come together with sustainable development champions to discuss pathways to transformation in line with the ambitions of the Sustainable Development Goals
The Circular Transition Indicators (CTI) v2.0: Now available in Italian
Together with our partner CSR Manager Network we launched the Circular Transition Indicators framework with a view to support companies in Italy to actively managing their circular transition.
Vision 2050 Food Pathway: We can provide healthy diets for all
Our world is facing three pressing global challenges: the climate emergency, nature in crisis and mounting inequality.
Why growing social inequalities matter to business
Why should growing inequalities matter to business? To what extent is inequality a systems-level risk, at the same level of climate emergency end environmental degradation?