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👍🌺🙏🌍ANABE 🌍🙏🌺👍 Alliance Natural Agreement’s for Biodiversity & Environment Ecological The ANABE Global Sustainability Initiative is a charter and a personal covenant for man to preserve the environment in the square meter in which he lives in the following seven axes: 1/ water 2/air 3/ The soil 4/ The food 5/ The plant 6/The animal 7/energy And to promote self-behavior and develop the preservation of land and seas for future generations in their lifestyle. ‏ ‏

Only 18% of CEOs are prioritising biodiversity, ranking as the lowest of all sustainability initiatives. Yet we are dependent on nature for food, water, medicines and other critical resources. What's more, climate change and biodiversity loss are inextricably linked; one cannot be solved without the other. Learn more in this blog in the Embed #Sustainability series. https://accntu.re/3Zg3txJ

We all depend on the natural capital and ecosystems that surround us. But biodiversity is sometimes viewed as complicated, especially how to make the business case for it. Our Embed Sustainability series shares a win-win approach for everyone, with a focus on how organizations can become “nature positive.” #Biodiversity #Sustainability https://lnkd.in/gvy3QuBQ  

🤝🍃 “The more that companies can share and learn from each other, the quicker other companies can develop their own strategies and avoid having to start from scratch.” - Eva Zabey By developing a credible strategy #ForNature businesses can reduce their negative impacts and boost business resilience. On #BiodiversityDay, we published the first nature strategies accepted into the the ‘It’s #NowForNature’ campaign - an exciting milestone which we hope will give confidence to others to start their own journey to develop and publish a nature strategy. The Biodiversity Plan (also known as the Global Biodiversity Framework) was adopted by 196 government at #COP15, following a four year consultation and negotiation process. Now is the time for all businesses to be #PartOfThePlan and contribute toward a #NaturePositive future. Find out more: https://bit.ly/44TcmzV

Protecting biodiversity and safeguarding the planet holds crucial significance for businesses.    From the raw materials we source, to the products we manufacture, and the services we provide, we depend on stable and resilient ecosystems to operate effectively. With vast global reach and significant influence, corporate enterprises are at a critical juncture to either exacerbate this crisis, or contribute to a solution.   At adm Group, we recognize this responsibility, and are committed to charting a pathway towards a more biodiverse-friendly future. On the #InternationalDayOfBiodiversty, hear from Senior Sustainability Manager Ali Nora Pellegrino how we are stepping up to the challenge and continuing to embed biodiversity into the heart of our sustainability commitments. https://lnkd.in/ew5hpBqe   #Biodiversity #Sustainability #SustainableBusiness #FromPurposeToImpact  

We all depend on the natural capital and ecosystems that surround us. But biodiversity is sometimes viewed as complicated, especially how to make the business case for it. Our Embed Sustainability series shares a win-win approach for everyone, with a focus on how organizations can become “nature positive.” hashtag https://lnkd.in/gvy3QuBQ

Our Global Sustainability Working Group presented an internal roundtable webinar discussion on the increasingly important topic of Biodiversity with presenters including Josh Markham from Tonkin Taylor New Zealand, Stéphanie Le Bonniec with HPC INTERNATIONAL SAS France, and Katrin Tomova with denkstatt Bulgaria, moderated by Laura Kirkvold, Antea Group USA Biodiversity risk and decline equals a financial and economic risk to businesses as these organizations rely on natural resources to deliver their products and services. Many companies are now required to measure and act on their biodiversity impact with regulations coming and rapidly developing. Not only are these requirements driving action in biodiversity topics, but companies themselves are seeing the importance of leading in this space and getting ahead of customer and stakeholder expectations. Our Global Working Groups enable discussion and knowledge sharing across locations and companies to better serve our multinational clients with these innovative services and tools. Check out more on our sustainability related services here: https://lnkd.in/ezuMAAzq #inogenalliance #sustainabliity #biodiversity #sustainablefuture #esg #ehs #environmentalconsulting #internationalbusiness

Our Global Sustainability Working Group presented an internal roundtable webinar discussion on the increasingly important topic of Biodiversity with presenters including Josh Markham from Tonkin Taylor New Zealand, Stéphanie Le Bonniec with HPC INTERNATIONAL SAS France, and Katrin Tomova with denkstatt Bulgaria, moderated by Laura Kirkvold, Antea Group USA Biodiversity risk and decline equals a financial and economic risk to businesses as these organizations rely on natural resources to deliver their products and services. Many companies are now required to measure and act on their biodiversity impact with regulations coming and rapidly developing. Not only are these requirements driving action in biodiversity topics, but companies themselves are seeing the importance of leading in this space and getting ahead of customer and stakeholder expectations. Our Global Working Groups enable discussion and knowledge sharing across locations and companies to better serve our multinational clients with these innovative services and tools. Check out more on our sustainability related services here: https://hubs.la/Q022dzvm0 #inogenalliance #sustainabliity #biodiversity #sustainablefuture #esg #ehs #environmentalconsulting #internationalbusiness

Safeguarding biodiversity is not just crucial for the sake of nature, but also a strategic challenge and opportunity for business - which may soon rival that of climate change. In a new BCG Henderson Institute article, Martin Reeves, Simon Levin, Robert van der Veeken, Jamal Nimer, and Dr. Adam Job address common myths about biodiversity, outline the steps companies must take to protect against risks related to biodiversity loss today, and show what firms can do to benefit from new opportunities arising amidst these challenges tomorrow. Learn more about the next arena in sustainability: https://lnkd.in/djDkgeAr

Biodiversity - the Unsung Hero of Sustainability in 2024 The clock is ticking, and the natural world is sending us a signal loud and clear. The latest Global Risks Report by the World Economic Forum has placed biodiversity loss in the top five threats humanity will face in this decade. This year, we're witnessing a seismic shift. Biodiversity isn't just a buzzword; it's becoming the heartbeat of sustainability conversations. New regulations take effect (CSRD), companies are stepping up, setting ambitious goals to cherish and protect nature, and soon they will share information about their journey with the world in reports based on ESRS. 2024 will be a landmark year with nature taking the spotlight in key sustainability frameworks. The U.N. Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework is leading the charge, aiming to halt biodiversity loss by 2030 and restore it fully by 2050. Sustainable trade is part of this vision, creating a lifeline for biodiversity and local communities. The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) is guiding companies with the first set of science-based targets for nature, while the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures' recent TNFD Recommendations from the U.N. Biodiversity Conference is reshaping how capital flows support nature-positive outcomes. Hopefully this year the corporations will eventually put nature at the forefront and we will witness more action and positive change. Let us all nurture our planet back to health, together.   #Biodiversity2024 #Sustainability #GlobalRisks #ClimateAction