SBC Guide: Adapting to climate change (including disclosures)

Climate change poses operational and financial risks. For example, extreme weather events like floods may disrupt operations (a business risk) and make a building uninsurable (a financial risk). It can also create business and financial opportunities (e.g. a new product results in higher profits.) Opportunities to connect with employees and communities of a wide range of cultures may present themselves as the impacts of climate change are felt within your organisation and supply chain.

Read the full guide here.

Latest Resources

Highlights from SBC’s 25th celebration

Nov 20, 2024 |

Last month, we brought together members, politicians, partners, Advisory Board members and employees to celebrate our 25th anniversary – if you missed the event, check out some of the highlights below. https://youtu.be/dR-nxNmUrtw

Celebrating 25 years of SBC

Oct 23, 2024 |

25 years ago, a group of business leaders with bold ambitions got together and put a stake in the ground on sustainability – and SBC was born. To mark the occasion, we look backed through the archives at some of the key milestones of both SBC and our membership....

Enabling Modeshift Freight Decarbonisation Report

Oct 8, 2024 |

In order to help decarbonise freight transport, many organisations are interested in increasing the modal diversity of their freight services, thus changing the mode under which their freight is moved, primarily undertaking mode shift from road to rail/shipping. This report outlines the benefits and barriers of this change, as well as opportunities that will help increase the proportion of freight moved on rail and coastal shipping.