In this report, the Banking for Impact on Climate in Agriculture (B4ICA) initiative aims to supplement existing guidance by providing banks with clear, pragmatic, and practical recommendations for setting targets to support companies within their agriculture sector portfolios to reduce GHG emissions, with special focus on farms.
The Restoration Actions framework will help answer the need for harmonization in the ecosystem restoration field by aligning and amplifying action for maximized impact at scale.
The guidance was prepared in collaboration with SRI Connect’s Sustainable IR and with support from members of WBCSD’s CFO Network.
Assessing climate transition risks and testing the resilience of strategies and business models depends on exploring how the future could unfold. Scenario analysis is an important tool for understanding how companies might perform under different plausible climate futures.
Ensuring accountability for climate action commitments was a key theme at COP27, especially for the business community.
This report offers a shared definition of nature-positive for the forest sector as a bedrock for subsequent guidance and tools to support forest companies in the implementation of nature-positive strategies.
In this first guidance, companies will learn how to prepare effective ESG investor roadshows and capital markets days. Investor roadshows and capital markets days provide tried and tested opportunities for direct contact with investors and these formats can be adapted for sustainability purposes.
Rice production is crucial for global food security and nutrition, and provides livelihoods for nearly a billion people.
“NCS in Action” are powerful testaments to the critical importance of investing in natural climate solutions (NCS) on the voluntary carbon market.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) has engaged its leading member companies to develop a business implementation agenda for COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.