Achieving the Paris Agreement climate goals means rethinking transport systems. Electrification alone won’t suffice – efficiency and modal shifts are critical as freight and passenger (…)
The global goal to halve emissions by 2030 is fast approaching. To help achieve this, many of us have set ambitious interim targets for 2030 and (…)
The Business Commission to Tackle Inequality (BCTI) is proud to release three Executive Action Briefs, designed for forward-thinking corporate leaders committed to driving social progress while (…)
Baku, Azerbaijan, 14 November 2024 – The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) Center for Decarbonization Demand Acceleration (CDDA) and the Industrial Transition Accelerator (…)
India today presents a vibrant picture of growth. Having just surpassed China to become the world’s most populous country, with a population predicted to keep (…)
This press release was originally published by the Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction. Dubai, 6 December 2023 — The Governments of France and Morocco, together with (…)
New York Climate Week provided a platform for sustainability leaders to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of our time: transforming the built environment to combat the climate crisis.
WBCSD has signed a collaboration agreement with the International engineering federation FIDIC (the International Federation of Consulting Engineers) to work together to accelerate the transition to sustainable infrastructure.
Property developers at MIPIM, one of the largest real estate events, are being called on to implement high-impact carbon reduction strategies to immediately halve building project emissions without waiting for new technology.
Switching from linear to circular ways of doing business could contribute to a substantial dent in emissions from the built environment.