Ingka Group: 100% EV Shanghai
Ingka Group has taken a strong stance on sustainable mobility to transform to a low carbon company and become climate positive by 2030.
Tag: China
Preventing a COVID-19 food crisis – the role and opportunity for multinationals
As COVID-19 continues to impact millions of lives and jobs around the world, it is also making our global food system increasingly vulnerable.
Supporting the board’s understanding of ESG to protect and preserve long-term value
A governance perspective and new online resources Geneva, Switzerland 20 May: With the current pandemic shock and growing demand to consider environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects, boards need to be equipped for today’s challenges. To help, the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) launched a free online suite of resources for board directors to improve their […]
A clear-eyed view of the deeply disrupted decade ahead
What does the COVID-19 pandemic mean for the decade ahead? What vulnerabilities has it exposed? What trends is it accelerating? And what must business address as it builds back better from this crisis?
Tackling food loss and waste
Boosting farmer incomes with solar-powered post-harvest technologies
LEEP Xiongan China
The LEEP Xiong’an project offers an opportunity for companies to help shape the vision of the Chinese government for a new urban development in Xiong’an New Area.
Circular policy action brief: 2019 update
Multinational companies are subject to regional, national and state circular economy policies because value chains are global and interlinked. It is crucial for business to keep up with the latest development of these policies. This second edition of the Circular policy action brief supports business in its aim to stay up-to-date on regulatory and framework […]
An overview of sustainability and corporate reporting in China
Increasingly regarded as a global leader on tackling climate change, China is also working towards embedding sustainability across its economy.
EEB Laboratory – Shanghai, China
Energy consumption by buildings accounts for more than 20% of China’s primary energy consumption. Shanghai was the 10th market to develop an action plan on energy efficiency in buildings as part of the EEB2.0 project.