How regenerative agriculture can revolutionize the way we produce food. Find out how farmers and industry players are working together to create a more sustainable future.
Geneva: Today, 19 leading member companies of the Forest Solutions Group (FSG), of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), release the interactive ‘Catalogue of key decarbonization actions’, as part of Phase II of the Forest Sector Net-Zero Roadmap. The ‘Catalogue of key decarbonization actions’ supports forest companies in their efforts to reduce emissions […]
Dubai/Geneva, 29 November 2023: In today’s interconnected world, businesses face a responsibility to extend their impact beyond their immediate operations to address global environmental and social challenges. The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and Bain & Company, in their insightful report “The Case for Beyond-Value-Chain Actions”, delve into the compelling reasons and practical […]
Geneva, 24 November 2023 – Today, the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) launched the Mission paper for the RICE+ hub for regenerative ricescapes, in collaboration with member companies and partners, under the auspices of the Sustainable Rice Landscapes Initiative (SRLI). The RICE+ hub for regenerative ricescapes Mission paper is a call to action […]
Nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities (DIROs) are highly local. Recognizing the inherent link between agriculture and the land, our guidance includes an initial series of “deep dives” into three distinct agricultural landscapes. A company with global exposure would likely determine that any of these landscapes – if part of their value chain –requires specific […]
The UN Food Systems Summit this July marked an inflection point for food companies and their role in the Nature Positive agenda.
WBCSD has officially joined the Nutrient Density Alliance, which offers the opportunity for multistakeholder collaboration essential to achieving a healthy and sustainable food system for all.
How to scale up regenerative agriculture and how to spread the financial risks along the supply chain?
Urgent emissions reduction is a must. But achieving net zero by 2050 demands more – it requires additional carbon dioxide removal (CDR) from the atmosphere.
The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures released today its latest recommendations, which include proposed disclosure metrics for the forest sector.