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3BL Media
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
And while we may be living in a time of global anxiety about inflation and a potential recession, we – as individuals and companies – have the power to change the current status quo on issues like employment and wages. for women and a slightly higher 5.5% Additionally, “Black women and Hispanic women had higher jobless rates (8.0%
Stanford Social Innovation
MAY 11, 2023
Yet, despite this consensus, the Rainforest Foundation Norway showed, in 2021 , that efforts to recognize Indigenous land rights and support their forest conservation were getting less than 1 percent of all climate financing, with the vast majority of funding going to international organizations or development contractors.
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James Militzer
NOVEMBER 16, 2022
In emerging markets – and particularly in rural and underserved communities within these countries – MSMEs are a critical link to basic goods and services, and a major driver of employment, providing over 50% of jobs and generating income for millions of households around the world. FOR MSMES, CLIMATE CHANGE IS HERE AND HAPPENING NOW.
GreenBiz
FEBRUARY 1, 2021
The latter commitment is one touted by members of The Climate Pledge, orchestrated by Amazon and Global Optimism, although PepsiCo isn’t a member of that campaign as of this writing. Did that experience influence the final shape of the climate goals? Andrew, an avid scuba diver who joined PepsiCo about 4.5 Photo courtesy of PepsiCo.
Richard Matthews
MARCH 21, 2022
This alphabetized list of PEs is composed of firms that focus on one or more of the following SDGs: Climate action, clean energy, sustainable cities and communities, quality education, innovation and infrastructure, life below water, and life on land. CrossBoundary focuses on clean energy, cleantech, climate change and education.
GreenBiz
JANUARY 11, 2021
The big stories of 2020 were not just about a pandemic, a reckoning on racial justice, an economic calamity and the ever-imminent rise of climate change impacts. Many "firsts" are on the list, especially in terms of the number of women cracking the glass ceiling in their roles. Elsa Wenzel. Mon, 01/11/2021 - 02:15.
Corporate Knights
JUNE 1, 2023
Sounds like a climate activist’s wish list. This is the Future 50, Corporate Knights’ second annual ranking of ambitious entrepreneurs who are trying to solve big problems in climate, energy, the environment, transportation, healthcare, waste disposal – even the Canadian diet. New to the Future 50 this year, ElectraMeccanica, a B.C.-based
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