These ambitious but pragmatic steps represent a quick win on climate change and can contribute to significant impacts in key sectors. “ Fast Action and Quick Results on Near-Term Climate Change” outlines how and why businesses should take action to reduce short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs).
Sustainability Reporting Q&A Series: We published a series of interviews with leaders from GRI, the IIRC, and SASB about where sustainability reporting is headed and concluded that the future looks triangular. Look out for more on this when we publish a larger report in 2017. Women’s Empowerment: After their research trip to Ghana, Ouida Chichester and Jessica Davis Pluess shared five lessons on how companies can go beyond women’s participation in the economy to holistic empowerment of women.
#Noteworthy bold license
Lord Browne of Madingley: Before his plenary address at the BSR Conference 2016, Lord Browne participated in an inspiring interview about bold leadership.Ī Different Perspective: Alison Taylor made a provocative argument on how the renewables sector can learn a lesson or two from the mining and gas industry when it comes to obtaining a social license to operate. BSR’s Vice President Laura Gitman, who heads up BSR Membership, closed the series with reflections on common themes. ICYMI: BlogsīSR Member Series: This year, we published a dozen interviews with BSR member companies, from AXA to Dow to Facebook to Unilever and more. This is your official ICYMI (in case you missed it) blog post. We’ve rounded them up all in one place for you. You might have missed some of these blogs and reports that we published in 2016, but that’s OK.
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