This guide outlines Executive’s role in transition planning (with key objectives and responsibilities at each step) and practical guidance on how to apply familiar tools of strategy, change management and planning, to plan, lead and execute under high...
An Overview document outlining what climate transition planning is and how it can help businesses transform deep uncertainties into an actionable long-term strategy.
This SBC Guide introduces the concepts of community investment (CI), community impact and social impact and is meant for people within organisations involved with sustainability and community relationships. The guide and its three sub-guides aim to provide practical...
Respecting human rights is not only the right thing to do – it’s also good for business. Human rights are based on the premise that all people have the right to lead healthy, productive and dignified lives. Businesses can play a crucial role in promoting human rights...
Healthy people, healthy businesses and a healthy planet all rely on thriving nature. Over half of the world’s economic output ($44 trillion of economic value), and many Aotearoa New Zealand businesses, depend on nature and its ecosystems. Nature is also essential for...
Measuring your organisation’s carbon footprint feeds into the whakapapa of your business, helping you and your team plan the impact your organisation will have on generations to come. In this SBC Guide, we look at why it’s important to measure your...
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...
Businesses need a strategy to be successful – and the same goes for sustainability efforts. Having a sustainability strategy helps you focus your efforts, identify what you’re already doing well, allocate resources and prioritise next steps. In this second SBC Guide,...
Sustainable businesses create value in the short and long term – economically, environmentally and socially. So how do you get your stakeholders on board? In this new SBC Guide, we outline practical guidance for sustainability professionals looking to make the...
This guidance document introduces the concepts of sustainability reporting. It is a starting point for Sustainable Business Council (SBC) members beginning their journey in this space. Our aim with this resource is to demystify sustainability reporting and support...
