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Companies are navigating significant organizational shifts in sustainability governance due to new mandatory reporting requirements. Against the evolving regulatory landscape, how can companies strategize effectively across job functions?

These scenarios imagine four pathways for US climate policy depending on the outcomes of the 2024 election. They function as a tool to challenge assumptions about the future, stress test strategies and plans, and identify opportunities to futureproof organizations and steer the world toward better outcomes.

July 2024: The exclusive quarterly member insights provides BSR members perspectives from our global team on sustainability issues and opportunities to help our member companies see a changing world more clearly.

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Understanding the relationship between nature and biodiversity is key for any business when developing nature-based solutions. BSR unpacks the distinction between these two separate, yet related, concepts. 

This report is a practical resource for financial institutions and anyone seeking to engage them on reproductive and LGBTQI+ rights in the US context.

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

As the operating context for business constantly changes, strategies that do not consider the emerging future are already becoming obsolete. Scanning the horizon for new trends and disruptions can reveal opportunities for companies.

Intertwined climate and nature crises represent the greatest material global risks in both the short and long term. While business plays a fundamental role in the exploitation of nature, driving both direct and indirect impacts, it is also a key actor in reversing negative impacts.

There is a growing expectation for private sector action on deforestation by the investment community, seen in increasing investor interest and investment—including shareholder resolutions.

BSR’s new guide, funded by the Omidyar Network, is a practical resource for anyone seeking to engage with global technology companies on digital rights issues related to the development, deployment, and use of their products and services.

As companies progress at a slower pace than expected on energy efficiency and decarbonization, explore how business can address the tension between growth and sustainability targets.