1. Carbon Pricing and Productivity Study

The Policy Brief examines the evidence base on how carbon pricing promotes innovation, and how that innovation in turn can promote productivity. Read the report summary in the Digest (see download/purchase links below) …

2. A New Era of Sustainability Study

UN Global Compact and Accenture have released findings of the largest CEO research study on corporate sustainability. Read the report summary in the Digest (see download/purchase links below) …

3. Innovating for Sustainability Report

With the global economic recovery in the balance and corporate responsibility in the headlines, the recently released BSR Report 2009, “Innovating for Sustainability,” points the way forward for companies looking to navigate a complex operating environment. Read the report summary in the Digest (see download/purchase links below) …

4. The Business Response to Climate Change

This paper gives a status update on corporate responses to climate change issues in 2010 — the half-way point in the First Commitment Period of the Kyoto Protocol. Read the report summary in the Digest (see download/purchase links below) …

5. Climate Change Risks Study

New research from EIRIS, the London-based non-profit responsible invest-ment research specialists, shows that leading European companies representing €1.2 trillion by market capitalisation are failing to address the various climate change risks they are exposed to. Read the report summary in the Digest (see download/purchase links below) …

6. Child Labour Report

The risks to business relating to child labour in the BRICs countries of Brazil, Russia, India and China are increasing according to a new report released by Maplecroft. Read the report summary in the Digest (see download/purchase links below) …

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