Individual material topic consideration and siloed strategies need to evolve to embrace connected thinking, collaboration and brave new business models. This paper is packed with stats and examples of the nexus between water, biodiversity, energy, food production and waste, and how important it is to consider them together. Good job John O'Brien and team! #issb #sustainability #strategy #materiality
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This report, Nature for Boards: A Primer, offers a timely framework for integrating nature into corporate governance. It highlights that nature-related risks and opportunities are not peripheral concerns but pivotal to long-term business resilience and value creation. Many sectors depend on complex, global supply chains that rely on healthy natural systems. Nature-positive strategies enhance resilience and reduce risk by securing supply chains, mitigating disaster impacts, and safeguarding insurability. These strategies are not just about managing risks but also about unlocking opportunities—an estimated $10 trillion in market potential by 2030, according to the World Economic Forum. For boards, this could mean embedding nature into company strategies, aligning with emerging frameworks, and setting ambitious nature-positive goals.
Pollination, in collaboration with Chapter Zero and Korn Ferry have produced Nature for Boards, a practical guide tailored for Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) and board members. This report is designed to arm leaders with actionable strategies to embrace the nature-positive economy and align governance with sustainability imperatives. The stakes have never been higher. Biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse rank as the third most severe global risk for the next decade, according to the World Economic Forum. Forward-thinking organisations are stepping up: over 500 entities, collectively managing assets worth $17.7 trillion, have committed to disclosing nature-related risks through the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD). Nature isn’t just a climate ally; it’s a business imperative in its own right. James Cameron, NED of Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust, sums it up: “Boards must recognize the impact of their decisions on nature and the dependencies on natural systems. With TNFD, CSRD, ISSB standards, and new interpretations of corporate law, the expectations on businesses are shifting rapidly.” This report explains how integrating nature into corporate strategies can unlock resilience, future-proof supply chains, and generate long-term value. While addressing nature risks may seem daunting, the most proactive companies are already turning it into a competitive edge. Download the report: https://lnkd.in/e-ciEwkx #corporategovernance #regulation #nature
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This just landed! "...the report introduces “Essential Environmental Impact Variables” (EEIVs). They capture the most essential environmental impact of companies in a standardised manner. These impact disclosures must account for where, what, and how much impact happens. Armed with this information, companies and their investors can gain a vastly more accurate insight into their impact and the resulting risks. The report also introduces a new science-based tool – the Earth System Impact score (ESI). It offers a way for companies and investors to move beyond impact metrics focused primarily on carbon, and delivers a means to understand and communicate the global effect of their local impacts." https://lnkd.in/gtQ2T-my
New report guides companies and investors to do business within planetary boundaries
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🌳 'The business case for nature should be centre stage, and has the potential to be transformative.' 🐾 Read our Co-founder Maria Eugenia Filmanovic's thoughts on insetting and Scope 3 emissions in Reuters. Maria argues that insetting poses a real opportunity to get desperately needed corporate finance flowing into nature-based solutions, particularly given the Science Based Targets initiative's recent stance on the potential use of crediting mechanisms within company value chains. For more on how insetting can be scaled to tackle Scope 3 emissions, download Abatable and the International Platform for Insetting (IPI)'s report: https://lnkd.in/dEbYHyKD #Scope3 #EmissionsReduction #ClimateAction #Biodiversity #Nature #Sustainability #SBTi
Comment: If we get it right, insetting could unlock a flood of finance for nature
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Though it's often thought of as the bulk of Environmental practices, the 'E' in ESG does not stand for Emissions. 🌿 Sure, emissions are important, but did you know there's a whole lot more to environmental responsibility? From energy efficiency to water conservation, dive into what really makes up the ‘E’ in ESG. 🌱💧 Learn more from Expert Sam Patel in our new video blog! 🔗 https://hubs.ly/Q02VM9RW0 #Conservice #ESG #Sustainability #CarbonEmissions
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