WBCSD-OP2B and EIT Food have signed a collaboration agreement to implement a blended finance model for large-scale regenerative agriculture transitions in the East of England, while preparing the ...

Global sustainability transitions are accelerating in every industrial sector. As companies move to electrify their operations, decarbonize supply chains and adopt circular material practices, the ...

This paper brings together the core lessons from the “Making it Count” series, which has provided a forward-looking toolkit for translating sustainability ambition into enterprise value. Across the ...

India is central to the global sustainability transition because it sits at the intersection of rapid economic growth, rising emissions, and massive development needs. With its 7–8% growth ambition ...

Engage with the Reporting Matters 2025 publication through our interactive experience, designed to provide a dynamic look at the findings. Explore insights, data spotlights and case studies directly ...

As part of its commitment to actionable impact, the Rice Methane Action Alliance has developed a comprehensive Guidance Report titled ‘Action and Accountability in Cutting Rice Methane Across ...

of companies reporting to CDP use ICP; they are 3.5 times more likely to have climate requirements in supplier contracts A shadow carbon price is used only to guide investment decisions and isn’t ...

Corporate transition planning is increasingly becoming central to business strategy as companies prepare for a low-emissions, climate-resilient economy. However, the credibility of any plan depends on ...

As climate risks intensify the need for decisive, collective climate action has never been greater. The Emissions Reduction Accelerator (ERA) is designed to help companies move from ambition to impact ...

The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and Global Resilience Partnership are collaborating on a new award for businesses leading in climate resilience to build momentum ...

WBCSD had a strong presence at this year’s London Climate Action Week (LCAW) matching the event’s unprecedented numbers: 2025 was the largest of its seven iterations, hosting over 45,000 people and ...