Europe is facing a time of great change and disruption. In addition to challenges affecting the whole globe—including climate change, the pandemic and inequality—Europe is dealing political upheaval, economic uncertainty and a war that’s on our own soil, something we pledged would never happen again.
In 2019 we worked with IKEA Retail (Ingka Group) to deliver ONE HOME, ONE PLANET (OHOP) at one of their leading sustainable stores in Kaarst, Germany. The event is part of the company’s ambitious strategy to become people and planet positive.
We live in an age when technologies are making the impossible possible. In this article, Peter Voser (Chairman of ABB) launches a call-to-action for business to play a larger role in solving these challenges.
The coronavirus pandemic upended business as usual across India. From office-based corporations to street vendors, businesses not only adapted, but helped lead efforts to combat the virus.
Europe Delivers is a business-led ecosystem that tackles planet-wide societal and environmental problems that are too big, too expensive, and too complex for any one organisation to tackle alone. Learn more about our coalition and how we work.
To celebrate the day, our amazing people at Xynteo have put together some thoughts, book recommendations, insightful videos and even an Instagram account that they felt brings an important perspective.
We live in remarkable times — the move to save people and planet is accelerating and unstoppable. Scientists, activists, commentators, artists, governments, regulators, and individuals are making themselves heard and making things happen.
Hydrogen is not new - From being a rocket fuel to being a critical component to the modern refining industry, hydrogen has transcended through the energy evolution since the 1960s.
The latest IMF forecast predicts India’s growth to be the fastest growing major economy, with 9.5% for 2022. But how can India make sure its growth in 2022 and beyond is the right kind of growth?
The crisis in India has been a real test of our ability to respond to Covid-19. And yet, this pandemic has reminded us how we can come together, when pressed, to create a scalable response amid tough circumstances.
