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The report shows how businesses can work with governments, international organizations and communities to adapt to the acute climate hazards facing the world today. Climate adaptation was...
In collaboration with PwC China
As companies are becoming acutely aware of climate impacts on their business they need a framework for responsible action. This paper offers a clear framework while bridging the language ...
Progress to reach the UN’s Global Goals by 2030 was already off track as we entered the 2020s, only worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic. This report is an initial step towards clarifying ho...
Global energy demand is set to increase by up to 33% by 2050. To accommodate this spike in demand while tackling emissions, we cannot forget energy efficiency.
Increased urbanisation means that the role of cities in tackling environmental and social issues will continue to grow. This is how cities can act.
For business, tackling the risks and opportunities presented by climate change has to start at the top. A new report by the World Economic Forum and PwC shows how company directors can be...
