Implementation and
Change Management
Implementation and Change Management
The resources below have been collated to provide non-executive directors with a knowledge hub. This brings together relevant climate change materials from regulators, standard setters and other content creators.
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Newly added resources
| Whether your company has already set a target or is planning to, this Factsheet demonstrates how one platform can help you find a successful pathway to meet carbon-reduction ambitions. | 29 June 2020 |
Previous reports, analysis and articles
| Organisation / Publication / Author | Link | Information | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Nations FCCC | Race to Zero campaign | All commitments in the Race to Zero Campaign are channeled through networks and initiatives that require their participants to meet procedural criteria | 05/06/2020 |
| EcoAct | A to Zero Net Zero Programme factsheet | Faced with this urgency governments are legislating, investors are asking tougher questions, and society is demanding action. All the while, the climate is changing. Businesses could soon find themselves at risk of non-compliance; losing investment; left behind in the market; threatened by supply chain instability; and exposed to extreme weather events. Managing the risks of climate change is fast becoming a necessity if we wish to ensure the long-term prosperity of our commercial interests and investments. Future-proofing your organisation means adopting a net zero strategy. Businesses must now transform themselves from A to Zero. | 01/02/2020 |
| Exponential Roadmap Initiative | The 1.5°C Business playbook v1.0 | This playbook is developed for companies that want to align with the 1.5°C ambition. Small, medium and larger companies may find it useful both for strengthening their own strategy and to help in engaging suppliers and setting requirements. Companies with advanced climate strategies that have already joined sector climate initiatives can use it to benchmark their approach and raise ambitions. In this capacity, the playbook will help to establish a clear climate strategy, define targets aligned with science, set requirements for suppliers and align supply chains and value propositions with a 1.5°C ambition. This guide is grounded on the Exponential Roadmap which integrates solutions from several research projects such as Project Drawdown and the Low Energy Demand scenario, which are also referenced in this playbook. It highlights 36 key solutions that together can halve global emissions by 2030. These solutions are all market-ready: they are affordable (like wind and solar), can scale rapidly (like reduced food waste) and can save money (like building efficiencies). | 01/01/2020 |
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