WBCSD members Danone, Firmenich S.A and Unilever are among the only six companies in the world to have obtained a “triple A” score by CDP in recognition of their leading environmental efforts in tackling climate change, fighting deforestation and protecting water cycles.
Last week, more than 2,800 leaders from around the world were brought together by the World Economic Forum in Davos.
WBCSD’s Filippo Veglio explains why, 10 years after the launch of Vision 2050, it is being refreshed to help deliver the transformational change needed over the next decade
Our future depends on our ability to create a food system that supports healthy people and a healthy planet. In order to deliver a sustainable and healthy food system for over 9 billion people within planetary boundaries, we will need to address how the world grows and consumes food. While current food systems are outstripping […]
WBCSD brings a unique and strategic lens to food system impact valuation and risk assessment. In collaboration with members, academic and NGO partners, we’re advancing how companies measure and value the impacts generated by doing business as well as their dependencies on natural, social and human capital. We are also helping companies understand how these […]
At WBCSD, “Fixing our food system” has been the mission of our FReSH project since its launch in 2017. Amongst the debates we have had over the years with our members and partners, proteins have been at the heart of the debate.
The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) “Nature Risk Rising: Why the Crisis Engulfing Nature Matters for Business and the Economy” report, is the first of three chapters, part of their New Nature Economy Series that will be published in 2020.
PepsiCo’s products will soon be made using electricity from renewable sources, such as wind and solar.
First and foremost, allow me to wish you a Happy New Year and much-continued business success in 2020.
The report details the joint progress made in the past six months, as well as the ambition and key priorities for 2020. The report was published with the support of SCF’s technical partner Proforest.