This report focuses on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) in strategies for Net Zero, Nature Positive and addressing Inequality, and shares insights from the evolution of Natural Climate Solutions (NCS) as part of corporate action on climate.
This is the third associated technical paper for the report “Nature-based Solutions in strategies for Net Zero, Nature Positive and addressing Inequality”.
This is the fourth associated technical paper for the report “Nature-based Solutions instrategies for Net Zero, Nature Positive and addressing Inequality.”
This is the first associated technical paper for the report “The role of Nature-based Solutions in strategies for Net Zero, Nature Positive and addressing Inequality”.
This CEO Letter’s development has been driven by WBCSD members, specifically Nestlé, Danone and Unilever.
To reach net zero, businesses across the globe must address Scope 3 supply chain emissions. Decarbonization within the supply chain plays a critical role in (…)
India is forecasted to account for 40% of the world’s additional energy demand by 2040 and plans to meet a large majority of this growing energy demand from renewable energy sources.
Over the last decade, unprecedented global shocks have resulted in deeper awareness of the fragility of our planet and of humanity.
To get the transport sector on track to meet its climate targets, the number of charging points needs to increase more than twenty-fold by 2030 compared to 2020 levels.
This year’s publication of Reporting matters 2022, WBCSD’s annual review of its member companies’ sustainability and integrated reports in partnership with Radley Yeldar, marks a decade of Reporting matters and, at the same time, opens a new chapter.