Resource Listings

This report by Forum for the future explains how to conduct innovation driven by environmental and social responsibility and why it makes good business sense.

This paper provides an overview of environmental (green) supply chain management. The overview includes a categorization of research and practice in purchasing, manufacturing, outbound, and reverse logistics dimensions.

This publication presents some corporate case studies on land use and climate change. The various cases demonstrate that t here is no single, globally applicable sustainable management solution for land use. Business is only part of the solution and must work with governments, civil society and others to develop a range of land-use approaches that tackle climate change.

This report by World Economic Forum and Accenture examines opportunities for carbon emissions reduction across supply chains.

The autors took a critical look at green marketing and found that marketers who have actually experimented with green messages generally found them much more effective than their typical messaging fare. But there are areas where it proved more and less effective. The authors studied the media used, the types of companies, and the internal management and politics of those organizations.

A hands-on management briefing on real life ways big UK companies cut carbon, and their costs

This publication sixty renowned researchers and practitioners describe how we can harness the world’s leading institutions—education, the media, business, governments, traditions, and social movements—to reorient cultures toward sustainability.

Climate change is a business issue and businesses are responding with the things they do best: driving out inefficiency, innovating new technologies, products and services and pioneering new markets. But the truth is they are only concentrating on half the problem.