An architecture for sustainable value transition
WBCSD releases An architecture for sustainable value transition within social and planetary boundaries.
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An architecture for sustainable value transition
Geneva/London, 9 December 2021: Today, the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) releases An architecture for sustainable value transition within social and planetary boundaries. Global sustainability negotiations this year have made it clear that to move beyond business-as-usual, transformation is needed on the systems level to address unprecedented challenges in a climate emergency, nature loss […]
An architecture for sustainable value transition within social and planetary boundaries
An architecture for sustainable value transition within social and planetary boundaries sets out to explain why sustainable economic and corporate performance within the boundaries of a finite planet is either unlikely or impossible without significant change to the current system of capitalism.
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