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IKEA launches new 2030 forest agenda to push for improved forest management and biodiversity globally
The IKEA business has for many years been committed to using its size and reach to eliminate forest degradation and deforestation around the world.
Ride-hailing platforms will lead the global EV transition
This article was originally published by Intelligent Transport.
Israel: Maala launches VOD channel
Maala is considered as the standard-setter and convener for the Israeli CSR community.
Unilever launches wide-ranging set of commitments and actions to raise living standards, create opportunities through inclusivity and prepare people for the future of work.
Unilever has a long history of driving social change, from improving the health and wellbeing of more than 1 billion people to enhancing the livelihoods of millions under our Sustainable Living Plan.
Sika uses the Circular Transition Indicators to help deliver more value and less impact
A short case study to highlight their recent experience and learnings of using the Circular Transition Indicators framework.
Keys to strengthen Human Rights Due Diligence in global supply chains
Human rights due diligence is a crucial means to manage risks in corporate supply chains.
Global Sustainable Development Leader at Arup, Jo da Silva OBE, appointed Dame in New Year Honours list
Arup civil and structural engineer, Jo da Silva, has received a Damehood as part of the Queen’s New Year Honours list for her contribution to humanitarian relief. Dame Jo has been recognized for establishing Arup International Development (AID) in 2006.
PepsiCo doubles down on climate goal and pledges net-zero emissions by 2040
PepsiCo, Inc. today announced plans to more than double its science-based climate goal, targeting a reduction of absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across its value chain by more than 40% by 2030.
Reconnecting with nature through the circular bioeconomy – and forests
Before the global pandemic severely disrupted ways of life, world leaders had declared 2020 to be a “super year for nature”, marked by several defining climate and biodiversity conferences and milestones.