This report examines immediate threats to global food security from a record El Niño, geopolitical conflicts, and fertiliser shortages. It highlights how climate change erodes long-term resilience through thermal limits and simultaneous crop failures, urging policymakers and investors to address systemic risks to inflation, economic growth, and financial stability.

This report assesses financial regulations across eleven jurisdictions against Global Biodiversity Framework targets. It identifies a significant implementation gap, finding no jurisdiction requires full alignment of financial flows with biodiversity goals. Recommendations include integrating biodiversity into monetary policy, implementing binding double materiality disclosures, and establishing mandatory portfolio-alignment targets.

This report provides an action plan for stock exchanges to integrate nature-related considerations into capital markets. It outlines a framework—establish, activate, enable, and educate—to help market participants manage dependencies and risks while mobilising capital for nature-positive outcomes and resilient economies.

This report summarises a June 2026 workshop regarding Ghana’s national timber and cocoa sustainability systems. It examines digital traceability, governance, and interoperability between national frameworks and voluntary standards. Key recommendations include strengthening data quality, ensuring sustainable financing, and aligning national systems with international climate standards to improve market recognition.

This seventh GCRMN assessment reveals a 9.5% relative decline in global hard coral cover since 2009, driven by intensifying marine heatwaves. While reefs show recovery potential, shortening disturbance intervals threaten long-term resilience. The report provides a critical evidence base across 123 countries to inform global conservation policy.

This report examines the nexus between green technology and youth employment within Nigeria's solar mini-grid sector. It identifies significant growth potential, noting that youth comprise 82% of the workforce. However, systemic barriers in finance, policy coherence and technical skills persist. Recommendations include targeted funding and integrated policy frameworks.

This research identifies a critical global warming threshold for the Amazon forest between 3.7 and 4.0°C. However, combining warming of 1.5–1.9°C with 22–28% deforestation triggers a near system-wide transition. The study emphasises the necessity of limiting warming to 1.5°C and halting deforestation to prevent ecological collapse.

This report proposes reframing ecosystems as 'nature as infrastructure' (NAI) to mobilise private capital. It advocates for public-private partnerships for nature (PPPNs) using guarantees, insurance, and biodiversity credits. Recommendations include integrating natural capital into sovereign accounting and reforming global subsidies to close the nature financing gap.

This study examines how US transition climate policy risks affect stock market returns and volatility. Utilising textual analysis and GARCH-X models, it reveals that these policies often lack credibility, negatively impacting clean energy firms while favouring carbon-intensive ones. Effective climate transition requires more robust, credible policy frameworks.

InfluenceMap research finds 67% of the largest US state-headquartered companies are unengaged in climate policy. Despite corporate climate goals, major firms, utilities, and trade associations often remain silent or actively oppose state-level energy transitions and climate legislation in key regions like New York and California.

This report explores the 'golden triangle' of AI, cybersecurity, and data privacy for corporate boards. It highlights emerging 2026 threats like autonomous agent deception and quantum data harvesting. The document provides a 24-KPI dashboard and ten critical questions to ensure integrated oversight and regulatory compliance across diverse sectors.

This research examines the intense pricing pressure within the global fashion industry, specifically focusing on cotton T-shirts. It reveals that sourcing prices have declined in real terms over two decades, driving poverty wages. The report recommends adopting bottom-up pricing models and minimum price targets to ensure a just transition.

The Greenshouting Guide provides a strategic framework for brands to communicate sustainability initiatives with transparency and courage. It contrasts 'greenhushing' and 'greenwashing' with 'greenshouting,' providing a 'Seven Dials' methodology for authentic storytelling. Supported by global legislative insights and diverse case studies, it advocates for credible, evidence-based collective action.

This GSMA handbook provides telecommunications practitioners with frameworks to develop robust business cases for carbon reduction initiatives. It covers feasibility screening, financial appraisal through cash flow analysis, and scenario building to account for climate risks. The report also details methods for incorporating non-financial strategic benefits into investment decisions.

Australia’s iron ore sector faces headwinds as Chinese demand declines and competition from projects like Simandou rises. With export revenues forecast to fall, the report identifies a AU$300 billion green iron opportunity. Australia must pivot to high-grade ores and hydrogen-based ironmaking to maintain long-term market prosperity.

This report examines the transition from Scope 3 disclosure to progress, driven by global regulations like CSRD and SB 253. It highlights the limitations of spend-based accounting and advocates for activity-based life cycle assessments. By integrating granular data into financial frameworks, organisations can achieve cost-effective, ROI-driven decarbonisation.