Resource Listings
Research Insight: Consumers will Pay a Premium for Sustainability when They Think They Can Make a Difference
This Research Insight by NBS is based on the Systematic Review "Socially Conscious Consumerism: A Systematic Review. Network for Business Sustainability Knowledge Project Series" by Cotte, June, & Trudel, Remi.
Water and Wastewater Reuse
Water
scarcity and water pollution pose a critical challenge in many developing countries.
In urban areas, it is becoming difficult for the authorities to manage water
supply and wastewater. Strategies for water and wastewater reuse can improve
urban water management.
How Warm is the Corporate Response to Climate Change? Evidence from Pakistan and the UK
Focusing on the nine most energy-intensive and greenhouse gas (GHG) emitting industrial sectors, this paper compares corporate responses to climate change in Pakistan and the UK. By analysing the divergence of strategies adopted by industries across different sectors in two countries, the paper examines the key factors influencing corporate adoption and implementation of GHG reduction and energy-efficiency strategies in Pakistan and the UK
Sustainable Investment in India 2009
In this report, TERI-Europe estimates that the total stock of
investment in Indian equities where the investment strategy includes a
strong focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG)
considerations is small and almost entirely composed of investment by
foreign institutional investors.
Socially Responsible Shareholdership in Canada
The
Handbook is a complete guide to investors interested in using their
influence to have corporations disclose or improve their social and
environmental performance. The Handbook explains the processes involved
in developing proxy voting guidelines, corporate dialogue, shareholder
proposals and divestment.
Measuring Business Success from Sustainability Certification
The United Nations Global Compact and the Rainforest Alliance brought together leading companies operating
under sustainability certification systems in several markets to develop and test a methodology that companies
can use internally to analyze their investments in sustainability and for external reporting purposes. The metrics
address both tangible and intangible values created through certification in an attempt to capture the full
financial impact of certification.
Social Endeavors
The blog, led by Courtney Zegarski, explores the role of socially-purposeful activities in today's business world
Recycling - from E-Waste to Resources
This report used data from 11
representative developing countries to estimate current and future
e-waste generation - which includes old and dilapidated desk and laptop
computers, printers, mobile phones, pagers, digital photo and music
devices, refrigerators, toys and televisions.
Green Evolution: Managing the Risks, Reaping the Benefits
In this special report, a collaboration between the Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership (IGEL) at Penn/Wharton and Knowledge@Wharton, experts look at the many challenges and potential rewards as the evolution towards greater sustainability speeds up.
Framework for Responsible Environmental Marketing Communications
To aid in understanding principles and concepts underlying sound environmental advertising claims
practices, ICC is supplementing the Code and Chapter E governing environmental marketing claims
with this Framework for Responsible Environmental Marketing Communications. Included as part of
this Framework is a checklist aimed at those developing marketing communications campaigns
around environmental claims, and a chart that provides an easy reference to relevant Code provisions.






