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Educational institutions may not be bound by mandatory reporting, but they are showing what authentic climate leadership looks like. By embedding sustainability into learning, reporting voluntarily, and involving students as change agents, they are creating a model the private sector can learn from.

The release of SBTi 2.0 signals a new era for corporate climate action: one defined not by promises, but by proof. Organizations that anticipate and prepare for these higher expectations will not only avoid disruption — they will position themselves as credible leaders in a landscape where scrutiny around climate claims continues to intensify.

Walder Wyss explore how efficient navigation of climate rules can reduce risk, unlock opportunity, and build resilience in a fast-changing ESG landscape.

Effective ESG reporting is becoming a key driver of business value, not just a compliance exercise. With support from advisors like BearingPoint, companies can turn ESG data into strategic insights that boost efficiency, trust, and long-term growth.

Society will not achieve carbon neutrality solely by reducing emissions. We additionally need to actively remove CO₂ from our atmosphere. Technologies exist that can do that. How do they work? SIX experts explore.

As global climate regulations tighten and investor expectations rise, companies must go beyond ambition and commit to action. Here, South Pole outline some of the reasons for doing so – and steps to ensure success.

Recent events have highlighted that the impact of climate change does not stop at national borders or geographical boundaries. CelsiusPro explore the topic here – and its existential relevance to businesses.

Attendees of the 2024 SCRF left with a spring in their step and in no doubt that climate reporting has a key role in the larger sustainability transformation.

As climate change intensifies, regulatory bodies and stakeholders are demanding greater transparency from businesses.