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November 2024
As world leaders gather in Baku, Azerbaijan to kick off this year’s UN Climate Change Conference, known as COP29, the urgency of addressing our planet’s climate crisis has never been more pronounced. This month, we’re dedicating PwC Insights to exploring the latest developments in climate issues.
COP29
Our Sustainability and Climate Change team sits down in this episode of the ESG RoundUp to discuss their expectations for COP29, and share insights on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. The ESG RoundUp is presented by PwC’s Online Academy. Watch here
Highlight
The global transition to a sustainable economy will create opportunities for business innovation and growth—but stakeholder demands and new regulations can slow down reinvention efforts. We outline four mission-critical actions CEOs can take to set change in motion. Read more
Feature
This year, we see a concerning trend emerge. Global decarbonisation efforts have stagnated to its lowest level in over a decade, with a mere 1.02% reduction in carbon intensity in 2023. This suggests an ever-widening gap between climate ambition and action – and the window for action is closing. Read more
Energy transition
By taking charge of their energy demand, companies can bring down costs, create new revenue streams and reduce environmental impact. Lessons from leading companies highlight actions to reposition energy demand as a value driver. Read more
Nature
Nature is the backbone of our existence, underpinning 55% of global GDP. Yet, biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse are among the top global risks we face today. Understanding your dependencies on nature is essential to future-proof your business. Read more
Adaptation
PwC research shows how climate-driven heat stress and drought imperil the production of critical minerals, food crops and industrial metals, threatening key sectors such as manufacturing, transportation and infrastructure. Here are three pillars for action to safeguard your operations, people and supply chains from climate impacts. Read more
Reporting
Business leaders are confident that they’re able to meet the requirements of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). They’re also breaking out of a compliance mindset and anticipating upsides in financial performance. Discover how forward-thinking leaders are making CSRD their secret weapon for success and value creation. Read more
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