WBCSD’s COVID-19 Response Program
The objective of the Vital Supply Chains issue brief is to guide companies through the disruptions and systemic risks arising from COVID-19.
The objective of the Vital Supply Chains issue brief is to guide companies through the disruptions and systemic risks arising from COVID-19.
The current freight system intensifies many urban challenges: congestion, traffic safety, noise pollution, air pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. Yet too often city planners and transportation officials overlook the impact of freight.
While cars may never be fully carbon neutral, the automotive industry can significantly reduce its carbon footprint by adopting a high degree of circularity to deliver economic, societal and ecological dividends.
As businesses globally continue to align around critical global efforts to drive the systemic transformations that will be needed to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, one stakeholder group with whom it is vital that the private sector remains closely engaged is the world’s young people.
The Soft Commodities Forum (SCF) latest report describes the achievement of its ambitious soybean supply chain traceability targets, provides progress on its landscape partnerships, and offers insights into priorities and next steps as it continues to expand its work.
The Food and Agriculture Roadmap serves as the implementation plan for WBCSD’s CEO Guide to Food System Transformation by setting out the overarching transformational targets, key action areas and business-led solutions required to achieve environmental sustainability, equitable livelihoods, and healthy and sustainable diets for all.
This report aims to help companies understand the technicalities of cross-border PPAs by providing a balanced view of the risks and opportunities that the cross-border PPA structure can provide.
Nature-based solutions (NbS), can help to deliver up to 37% of solutions to achieve the Paris climate goal, as well as the potential to help (…)
As investor demand for sustainability information is growing, it is crucial that the information is robust and of good quality for decision-making. To meet the needs of investors, WBCSD (…)
GAA’s webinar on tools for quantifying and analyzing on-farm food loss hosted over 80 participants and brought together partners including the World Resources Institute, Sustainable Food Lab, Quantis, Cool Farm Alliance, and World Wildlife Fund US.