Sustainable Development Goals / SDGs

Sponsored: ESG profiles of renewable energy projects vary widely. It’s critical to strive for an inclusive sustainable energy future, not just net zero.

Standardizing ESG scores is tough when investors use them differently, from maximizing financial returns to reducing volatility to achieve environmental or social goals.

At GreenBiz's flagship annual conference, corporate leaders highlighted these focus areas, from investor engagement to net zero.

We’re almost halfway through our timeline for the Sustainable Development Goals. Focusing on reporting, supply chains, SMEs and accountability are crucial.

By using a social enterprise as a supplier, a distributor or a B2B service provider, companies can direct spending to a partner that will also create social or environmental value.

A proposed new financial instrument, SDG Accelerator bonds, could provide a de-risked way of issuing bonds to address the need for more sustainable development.

Supply chains, marketplaces, workforces, communities and industries can accelerate progress by working together. It requires stakeholders to agree to disagree on many things but still find common ground to solve more narrow challenges.

As cloud services, artificial intelligence and hybrid technologies become more accessible, the disruptive power of ecosystems will go a long way to helping us achieve goals once thought impossible.

Only 4 percent of sustainability experts are satisfied with society's achievements so far.

The SDGs are treated as an interlinked system of goals because that is how the world actually works. So, how does it work in a COVID world?