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Author: Kate Kyriakopoulou

The global market is becoming increasingly aware that companies embracing ESG disclosure outperform and have long-term resilience. Here are five reasons why.
From the potential transformation of environmental regulations to the ripple effects across clean energy markets, climate policy changes will influence American businesses, workers, and communities for decades to come.
The 2024 COP29 reveals progress across multiple fronts and an ambitious agenda focusing on critical areas including climate finance reform, technological innovation, and support for vulnerable nations. However, there were persistent challenges unveiled that require attention from the global community.
The results of COP16 transform how we approach international biodiversity conservation through several main developments. The delegates moved forward with putting the 30x30 target for protected areas into practice, set up new ways to fund conservation projects, and boosted the role of native people in managing biodiversity.
The fashion industry's shift towards sustainability and circularity is gaining momentum as it researches and implements innovative methods to create sustainable textiles and address its environmental impact.
The concept of scope 4 emissions goes beyond traditional carbon accounting methods, offering a more nuanced approach to assessing a company's climate strategy. By quantifying avoided emissions, businesses can showcase their positive contributions to climate change mitigation and demonstrate their commitment to sustainable business practices.
In the context of intensified global efforts to combat climate change, the emerging tool of the voluntary carbon market (VCM) is crucial in the fight against rising emissions. This market, plays a vital role in supporting projects that reduce or remove carbon from the atmosphere. 2024 brings new integrity guidelines for the voluntary carbon market, addressing key challenges that have hindered its effectiveness and credibility.
The organizers of the Paris 2024 Olympics adopted innovative strategies to mitigate environmental impacts. The Paris 2024 organizing committee was committed to establishing a new paradigm for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, aiming to host an event that is more responsible, sustainable, unified, and inclusive. Paris 2024 was the first Olympic Games fully aligned with the Olympic Agenda 2020.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an EU directive that revises the scope and reporting requirements of the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD).
Integrating sustainability and ESG training into a company's corporate strategy is an essential and non-negotiable aspect of doing business and obtain a competitive edge.

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