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Citystates
How cities are vital to the future of sustainability
As models of characteristics such as connectivity, adaptability and decisiveness cities offer a compelling frame through which to understand and drive sustainability.
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Appetite for Change
Reinventing the Global Food System
Today's global food system is inherently unsustainable, and must be completely transformed. Appetite for Change was conceived to identify what change is needed, and the role the corporate sector must play in making it happen.
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Issue Brief: Climate Change and Global Health
The Role for Business
An overview of the health-related challenges posed by climate change, with a number of inspiring examples of how the private sector can contribute products, services and expertise to help tackle these challenges.
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Road to Credibility 2010
A Survey of Sustainability Reporting in Brazil
Road to Credibility 2010 focuses on how effectively Brazilian businesses are reporting on their sustainability efforts.
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Issue Brief: Displacement
Making displacement work for everyone
This issue brief explores ways in which companies that displace can ensure the rights of the displaced are respected – and in the best of cases, responsible companies can leave them economically and socially better off.
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Pharma Futures 3
Emerging Opportunities
Emerging markets are now significant players in global trade. Yet they are also very different than mature markets and more complex to manage. For the pharmaceutical industry in particular, they have often presented both challenges and opportunities.
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Crunch Time for China (Director)
China now faces a disorienting triple crunch, and its responses will powerfully shape our world 15 years hence.
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In Doha’s Fading Light, a Call to Action (China Dialogue)
Nationalistic tendencies have hindered the world’s ability to address developing countries’ interests. A solution that fosters cooperation while supporting the principles of sustainable development is crucial write John Elkington and Jodie Thorpe.
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Enter the Social Entrepreneur (Época Negócios)
Enter the social entrepreneur, who we believe will increasingly be seen as a leading indicator of corporate innovation, resilience and, ultimately, longer-term sustainability.
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Supply and Demand (China Dialogue)
The unsung heroes of globalisation are those working to help suppliers act effectively and sustainably, write John Elkington and Jodie Thorpe. Now nongovernmental groups are getting involved in the process.
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It's Family Business (Época Negócios)
It's time to look closer at how family-owned businesses manage sustainability.
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Unchaining Value
Innovative approaches to sustainable supply
Unchaining Value argues that companies should redefine the goals of supply chain management from creating more value at less cost for the company, to creating more value for all supply chain participants at a lower cost to finite global resources.
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Moving Beyond Philanthropy (China Dialogue)
Chinese entrepreneurs contributed millions of dollars to earthquake relief efforts, a welcome upsurge in charitable giving. But for John Elkington and Jodie Thorpe, it is more important that businesses integrate social responsibility into their core
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Can We Have Sustainability Without Democracy? (Época Negócios)
Is democracy necessary for sustainable development — or does it get in the way?
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Keeping It in the Family (China Dialogue)
Family ownership can imbue a firm with a sense of purpose and values its rivals may lack. John Elkington, turning to China’s emerging entrepreneurs, says it’s time to consider best practice in this much-overlooked sector.
