Trade has the power to drive sustainable development – but only if the global system is fair. As rising tariffs and unequal rules threaten progress, countries must seize the chance to reimagine trade in support of people and planet
Europe
-
-
Net-zero saboteurs
Climate
Indirect lobbying of governments and institutions by industry associations remains an important way for companies to sabotage climate progress, and it’s flying under the radar. We need more responsible firms and governments to call out and curb these hidden and harmful practices before it’s too late
-
-
A vision for sustainable food
Food systems and sustainable agriculture
Origin Green sums up the best of what joined-up thinking looks like: uniting food and drink businesses of all sizes in Ireland under a national sustainability programme
-
Growing sustainability leaders
Food systems and sustainable agriculture
Origin Green provides a range of services to raise sustainability and climate literacy in the Irish food and drinks sector
-
Powered by partnership
Food systems and sustainable agriculture
The Origin Green program has been driving sustainability across Ireland’s food and drink sector for more than a decade
-
Europe must now redouble efforts to become self-sufficient in energy, with the focus squarely on renewables
-
Land-based carbon sinks should play a bigger role in national and international climate action planning
-
The Sustainable Development Goals provide the only possible path to lead us from current crises to a future of long-term survival for our planet and inhabitants
-
Who rests, rusts
Financing
Liechtenstein banks aspire to play a creative role in developing a more sustainable global economy and inclusive society. The theme of our Roadmap 2025 is growth through innovation and sustainability
-
Helping Italian farmers adapt to climate change through innovations in insurance
Food systems and sustainable agriculture
The Life ADA project, launched in Italy in autumn 2020, will provide practical support to the sector to face the challenges of climate change
