BSR Insights+

In the United States, electoral uncertainty, threats to democracy, and the potential for instability and chaos are notably apparent as the country faces an enormously consequential election this fall. What are the risks for sustainable business, and what proactive steps can business leaders take to mitigate them?

BSR offers guidance for Financial Institutions as they manage their approach to legal compliance in ways that respect abortion and LGBTQI+ rights.

Introducing BSR’s updated climate scenarios, which provide a comprehensive analysis of three plausible climate futures and their cascading impacts on business.

Explore BSR's new approach for supporting companies in carbon credit purchasing as a nature-based solution.

Learn about the implications of the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and what this means for business leaders going forward.

Learn more about opportunities to advance sustainability in the commercial space industry and BSR’s newest initiative within the sector.

Explore key synergies between CSRD and CSDDD and identify five questions for business to address to ensure a coherent approach to compliance with both.

How will we achieve the level of progress needed within existing structures and initiatives to achieve the emissions reductions science makes clear are non-negotiable?

As companies face challenges in making progress on the just transition, explore four lessons successfully moving the agenda forward.

Learn more about how China's new ESG reporting guidelines might affect your business and four key steps to maximize potential.

While more alignment in sustainability and risk management is a positive development, dive deeper into its potential challenges for business.

Despite uncertainty in the market, learn why 1.5°C targets and corresponding climate transition plans should remain a top priority for business in 2024.

The protection of human rights weaves its way through many of the EU AI Act's provisions. What actions should business prioritize as the act begins to take effect?

A coherent global approach to sustainability requires US involvement—and it won’t happen without businesses calling for ambition, cooperation, and engagement.

Human rights risks and impacts in the T&L sector have historically been overlooked. As these value chains come under increasing scrutiny, learn more about key steps to take.

Developments in the US are marginalizing American leadership globally and creating unnecessary barriers to achieving a more just and sustainable global economy.