Together with CMS, the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), the Thomson Reuters Foundation and WBCSD members, we explored why Responsible AI governance is far more (…)
Forética, the leading organization for sustainability and WBCSD’s representative in Spain, presented the report ‘Green Jobs and Fair Transition in the Future of Work’ as part of the ‘JOBS 2030 – Future of Work’ project – led by ManpowerGroup, with the collaboration of Fundación ONCE and PRISA.
New report by UNICEF and WBCSD explores the role of business in addressing the global skills mismatch among youth
New report by UNICEF and WBCSD explores the role of business in addressing the global skills mismatch among youth.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) launched “Vision 2050: Time to Transform” last Thursday 25 March.
Work is the engine at the center of our economies and skills are its most important ingredient.
WBCSD members launch new guidelines to support Chief Human Resource Officers in selecting skills strategies that can generate value for business and society.
Unilever has a long history of driving social change, from improving the health and wellbeing of more than 1 billion people to enhancing the livelihoods of millions under our Sustainable Living Plan.
Recent progress in AI provides limitless potential to amplify human capability and to overcome physical and cognitive challenges that people face at work and in daily life.
The scientific consensus is clear. The world confronts an urgent carbon problem.