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Report: Drinking It In: The Evolution of a Global Water Stewardship Program at The Coca-Cola Company

This report explores the role of the private sector in responsible management of global water resources by providing an overview of the development and implementation of The Coca-Cola Company’s (TCCC) global water stewardship program. By summarizing the journey of TCCC over five years, this report aims to demonstrate how companies can be proactively involved in water management along their supply chains and within the walls of their own facilities. This report profiles one company’s experience in advancing an integrated water strategy throughout its global operations and across the many networks in which it participates. It provides a brief review of the parameters of TCCC’s commitments and highlights the complexity of true water stewardship. Read more 

Posted: April 1, 2008 | Topics: Environment, Food, Beverage & Agriculture, Water | Download (PDF)

Report: The New Markets for Environmental Services: A Corporate Manager's Resource Guide to Trading in Air, Climate, Water and Biodiversity Assets

Sissel Waage, Director, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

The natural environment provides society with essential services—such as clean air and reliable flows of clean water—which are increasingly being valued in financial terms. Environmental markets— some regulatory and others voluntary—are now trading credits as well as derivatives. Regulatory environmental markets are operating in Europe, the U.S., Australia and other countries around the world. Voluntary markets and business-to-business “payments for environmental services” (PES) deals are also underway, in both industrialized and developing countries. These markets and transactions are sending price signals about environmental values. The result is that businesses can place a financial value not only on environmental compliance, but also increasingly on voluntary actions. Read more 

Posted: December 28, 2007 | Topics: Climate Change, Ecosystem Services, Environment, Land Use & Biodiversity, Water | Download (PDF)

Report: Environmental Markets, Executive Briefing

Sissel Waage, Director, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

A shift is occurring in how environmental issues are understood and what corporate environmental expectations exist. The current focus on incremental improvements and discrete issues is becoming outmoded. Key regulators’ and stakeholders’ approaches to environmental issues are broadening to include the overall function of ecological systems as well as the application of market-based of incentives for environmental performance. Read more 

Posted: October 10, 2007 | Topics: Climate Change, Ecosystem Services, Environment, Land Use & Biodiversity, Water | Download (PDF)

Report: A Glimpse into the Future: A Survey of Food and Agriculture Industry Key Trends

This report reviews some of the key CSR trends emerging for the industry in the coming three to five years and point to implications for company practices. Read more 

Posted: October 8, 2007 | Topics: Climate Change, Food, Beverage & Agriculture, Labor Migration, Water | Download (PDF)

Report: At the Crest of a Wave: A Proactive Approach to Corporate Water Strategy

Sissel Waage, Director, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services; Linda Hwang, Former Manager, Research

Emma Stewart, Jason Morrison, Peter H. Gleick, and Mari Morikawa

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Posted: September 9, 2007 | Topics: Environment, Strategy & Integration, Water | Download (PDF)

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