An enhanced assessment of risks impacting the food and agriculture sector provides updated analysis on new risk dimensions impacting the food and agriculture sector and how companies can best manage these complex, inter-connected risks.
The Global Shea Alliance, and Acacia Sustainable Business Advisors facilitated a deep dive initiative as a part of the new Agri-SME Investment Platform called Mobilizing Capital for the Shea Value Chain in West Africa.
The Wastewater Impact Assessment Tool (WIAT) allows for a site-level assessment of the pressures/changes on the state of nature and the impacts on climate, biodiversity, and water security, resulting from industrial wastewater (water quality) and water use (water quantity). It does so by taking the wastewater treatment and water use data at a site level and calculating impact […]
It is estimated that almost 2 million women and men around the world still die due to work-related accidents or diseases every year.
Urban populations are growing, and the mobility systems they rely on — to access jobs, schools, healthcare and social life – must transform to tackle the climate emergency, the loss of nature and mounting inequality.
A balanced and diverse mix of vegetables, fruits, pulses, nuts, seeds, wholegrains and proteins should be at the heart of healthy and sustainable diets.
The Soft Commodities Forum (SCF) brings together leading global agribusiness to find collective solutions to some of the most pressing sustainability challenges in their value chain.
A review of how companies are (and are not) communicating directly to investors about their exposure to and management of issues related to nature & biodiversity – with particular reference to the ways that they contextualise natural capital and biodiversity issues within their business activities.
A review of how companies communicate to investors on sustainability factors and their alignment of these with key
value drivers of their business.
Tackling Child Labor: An Introduction for Business Leaders is a resource that was jointly developed by The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).