Inform your discussions and decisions this week: IPCC's Sixth Assessment Report warned that humanity has a small window to avoid a catastrophic global warming scenario. A week later, Economist Impact convened thousands of private-sector leaders at Sustainability Week to catalyse urgent and far-reaching action.
In this issue, read the top takeaways from the event, gain original insights from speakers including UN climate change high-level champion, Mahmoud Mohieldin and head of sustainable terroirs at Pernod Ricard, Morgane Yvergniaux. You can also understand how technologies are helping businesses to reach their ESG goals.
From the financial value of ESG to the increasing importance of biodiversity accounting, discover our top five takeaways from this year's Sustainability Week in London.
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Sustainability | speaker blog
This year's climate stocktake must rally transformative collaboration
Mahmoud Mohieldin and Razan Al Mubarak, UN Climate Change High-level Champions discuss the need for fast, collective action.
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Globalisation | podcast
How can infrastructure be a force for good?
Explore how countries can build more resilient, environmentally friendly and socially inclusive infrastructure in our new podcast series.
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Sustainability | speaker blog
Biodiversity, climate and communities go hand in hand
Explore why regenerative agriculture is the most sustainable long-term model with Morgane Yvergniaux, head of sustainable terroirs at Pernod Ricard and speaker at Sustainability Week 2023.
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Globalisation | article
ESG for competitiveness in business
Discover why more progress in supply chains and trade practices is essential to curb harmful labour standards and reduce dangerous carbon emissions.
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Sustainability | report
Peak plastics: bending the consumption curve
Assess why stakeholders, from the petrochemical companies to the consumers, must all act to reduce plastic pollution.
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Our event inspires immediate action from governments and organisations to create a more sustainable, adaptable and resilient world. Get insights into best practices and learn how to make sustainability a priority for your organisation and its supply chain.
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