Key Impact Points: Why it matters Since the UN SDGs launched in 2016, food companies have increasingly aligned their sustainability strategies with these global targets. The 17 SDGs aim to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all by 2030, and food giants are stepping up to contribute.
Key Impact Points: Why it matters Deloitte’s 2024 Sustainability Action Report outlines the fast-evolving ESG landscape and the necessity for businesses to adapt. With new regulations like the SEC climate disclosure rule and global frameworks such as the ISSB standards, companies can no longer afford to take a “wait and
Key Impact Points: Why it matters The Climate Mitigation Journey (CMJ) offers banks a detailed guide on how to align their operations with global climate targets. By focusing on developing essential business capabilities, banks can work toward net zero while navigating the complexities of an evolving regulatory landscape. How it
Key Impact Points: The Challenge Heinz is facing a new climate reality: its prized tomatoes, grown in California, are under threat as heat waves scorch the region. This year’s heat shattered records, putting the crop’s yield in question. “Some people say 20%,” said Patrick Sheridan, Kraft Heinz’s vice president of
Youth Day 2024 Theme: From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development In celebration of International Youth Day 2024, we recognize the pivotal role young people play in driving digital innovation and sustainable development. The theme, “From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development,” underscores the
Fashion United recently spoke with Kerry Bannigan, managing director and president of the board at PVBLIC Foundation, who has dedicated her career to leading global fashion and media initiatives that drive transformative social, economic, and environmental change. In this conversation, Bannigan shares her insights on the current state of independent
Impact Points: Introduction Jennifer Countess Von Walderdorff stands at the forefront of the fashion merchandising and retail industry, championing a sustainable approach that marries style with environmental consciousness. Raised in New Cross Gate, southeast London, her vibrant Nigerian heritage and a passion for fashion and numbers have propelled her into
In the report “Materiality in the Long Now: Navigating the Intersection of Decision-Making, Time, and Strategy,” Daniel M. Labovitz and Alexander Kontoleon critically examine the traditional concept of materiality in the context of climate and sustainability reporting. They argue that the prevailing focus on short-term impacts—the “Short Now”—is insufficient for
How to Fund Biodiversity and Fight ‘Biopiracy’ As negotiators from 196 countries prepare to gather at COP16 in Cali, Colombia this October, a critical challenge looms large: how to bridge the staggering $200 billion annual funding gap for biodiversity protection and restoration. Addressing this gap will be at the top
Impact Points: Introduction SDG News Rising Star: Charles Orgbon III is not just any sustainability consultant; he’s a visionary whose commitment to environmental advocacy started when he was just a child. Today, he blends his passion for sustainability with his role at Ernst & Young (EY), where he shapes major
