The SDGs have captured the imagination far beyond the government bodies they were developed for. With a new methodology, companies can express their contribution to the SDGs too.
Humans make the decisions on this planet. As a result, nature hasn’t done well. Can we make better decisions if plants, animals, mountains and rivers are fairly represented?
To reach the UN SDGs by 2030, businesses must be able to get in on the work. Join us in developing a new LCA-based methodology to measure business contributions to the SDGs.
Five years in, 10 years to go. How is the world doing on the UN’s SDGs? Today, we evaluate climate action, life in water and on land, peace, justice and strong institutions, and partnerships.
Five years in, 10 years to go. How is the world doing on the UN’s SDGs? Today, we evaluate energy, work, industry, inequality, community, and consumption and production.
Five years in, 10 years to go. How is the world doing on the UN’s SDGs? Today, we evaluate progress on eliminating poverty and hunger and increasing health, well-being, education, gender equality and sanitation.
The UN Sustainable Development Goals are an inspiration to many companies. But how do you measure your company’s impact on them? Two new approaches are being developed to shed light and help you get concrete.
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are ambitious top-down goals to help our planet and all who live upon it. A new initiative will use LCA-based knowledge to help make these goals come true.
The visionary approach of the Sustainable Development Goals is valuable, but even more so when it is linked to real-world data. Read on about a new project that will create that link.