The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) has unveiled GRI 101: Biodiversity 2024 , a pivotal update to its GRI 304: Biodiversity 2016 standard, signalling a major advancement in sustainability reporting.
Europe is on the forefront of the global move towards sustainability, with ambitious climate goals that demand attention to all emission scopes, including the often-overlooked Scope 3 emissions.
In the ever-shifting landscape of global commerce, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria marks the beginning of a new era for sustainability in supply chains.
The European Parliament’s legislative push against greenwashing is reshaping business practices for the better, ensuring that sustainability claims are both meaningful and verified.
ESG investing is not only about generating financial returns; it’s a transformative force that aligns profit motives with positive societal and environmental impact.
Sustainability has shifted from an optional strategy to a core necessity in today’s competitive landscape, impacting the environment, society and profitability.
As we operate to tackle urgent global issues, the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainable development offers unique possibilities for advancement.
COP28 in the UAE gathered 198 nations, promoting inclusivity in addressing climate issues. The urgent need for action was highlighted by unprecedented climate crises and a stark gap between goals and current efforts. An all inclusive article on how this conference sets the stage for pivotal global climate policies, aiming to bridge the urgent action gap.
Exploring the resilience and strategic importance of ESG in business, highlighting its role in navigating bear markets and shaping a sustainable future.
Sustainable supply chains are an imperative for businesses aspiring to be resilient and cost-efficient. What are the best practices and tools in ESG supply chain management?
