How to use data for faster and better charging
Explore the action framework to learn how to identify synergies across sectors, choose the right data access structures and scale up digital collaboration capabilities.
Resource Type: Publication
B4IG publishes Key Learnings from its work cycle on Living Wage
As such, paying a living wage is a key component of respecting Human Rights
Kicking circular fashion into high gear
We invite companies and industry stakeholders to provide feedback on this white paper to ensure the specific needs of the fashion industry are reflected in the upcoming sector guidance.
Soft Commodities Forum
Welcome to this inaugural edition of the Soft Commodities Forum (SCF) quarterly newsletter, created to update our stakeholders on SCF progress highlights.
Global Network Brochure
The Global Network Brochure 2023 includes key accomplishments over the years, as well as voices from Global Network partners’ CEOs, adding valuable perspectives and providing a conduit to implement global initiatives at local and regional levels.
Reducing inequalities for food security and nutrition
The High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE – FSN) of the Committee on World Food Security (CFS), the United Nations body for assessing the science related to world food security and nutrition, published a report titled “Reducing inequalities for food security and nutrition” in June 2023.
Business and Climate
CEO Peter Bakker interview
Circular Transition Indicators v4.0
How can they measure their circular performance and its impact on sustainability in a consistent and reliable way ?
Enabling corporate plastics disclosure: Building a corporate accountability system for plastic pollution
In this paper, we propose an accountability system consisting of four phases that frame the journey for companies to end plastic pollution and transition to a circular economy for plastics.
Cultivating farmer prosperity
This piece of work brings forward the farmer perspective on transitioning to regenerative agriculture. We explore the economics through the lens of an “average” Kansas wheat farmer but present a methodology that can be translated and applied to other geographies and commodities.