Lessons from the Marine Stewardship Council’s global stakeholder consultation on how structured listening, transparency, and engagement can help organisations build trust.
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GlobeScan research shows public opinion moving beyond growth at any cost, with growing support for balancing economic prosperity and environmental protection.
GlobeScan, World Wildlife Fund, and HP hosted a webinar exploring how nature serves as a uniting force for Americans, what people think about nature, and what motivates them to protect it.
A new GlobeScan study shows that public perceptions of AI companies’ performance on fulfilling their societal responsibilities vary widely across countries and often diverge sharply from views of technology companies overall. While AI firms rank relatively well in some markets, they lag significantly in others, including in Western economies such as the USA, the UK, France, Canada, and Australia, highlighting fragile and highly conditional public trust.
In an era of ESG backlash and uncertainty, this GlobeScan and BSR op-ed argues the business case for sustainability remains strong, but value depends on embedding sustainability into core business functions and recognizing its long-term competitive impact.
All In – The Sustainable Business Podcast hosts Chris and Mark attended GreenBiz 26 in Phoenix, AZ from February 17–19, 2026.
Global consumer research from EAT and GlobeScan reveals why affordability is the biggest barrier to healthy, sustainable diets and how to unlock change.
GlobeScan global survey finds that agriculture, technology, healthcare, and food lead in societal reputation, while oil, mining, and alcohol rank lowest.
This report explores the perceived influence of countries on the world today, revealing where global influence is strongest, where it is contested, and how views differ sharply across regions.
As US emissions authority is rolled back, eight in ten Americans say the government is responsible for addressing climate change, and nearly as many say companies are also responsible.
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Discover Japan-specific insights on sustainable living and consumer behaviour, drawn from GlobeScan’s 2025 Healthy & Sustainable Living research.
In this episode, Chris, David, and Mark consider the state of the world and the sustainability agenda at the beginning of 2026.
This report from BSR and GlobeScan explores how sustainability drives business value today, offering strategies to embed sustainability for resilience, innovation, and long-term performance.
Public trust is declining across major institutions worldwide. New GlobeScan data show global companies among the least trusted amid a widening confidence crisis.
Discover global public views on globalization and tariffs, highlighting key regional differences and strong support for protectionist measures.
This report examines global attitudes toward nuclear weapons, revealing public uncertainty, regional polarization, and differing views on national security and nuclear development.
GlobeScan data show widespread interest in clean technologies such as solar panels and electric vehicles. Despite this momentum, affordability and practicality remain the two most significant barriers to adoption across global markets, underscoring the structural challenges that must be addressed to enable the green transition. Regional patterns also reveal differing levels of cultural acceptance, with Europe and North America showing relatively higher resistance to adoption.
CBSR and GlobeScan explore how Canadian consumers are redefining healthy and sustainable living, and what shifting expectations mean for organizations in Canada.
In this episode, Tim Christophersen talks to Chris and David about his book and about engaging Salesforce employees, the company’s suppliers and customers, and business generally on restoring nature, what he calls “humanity’s most important infrastructure.”
GlobeScan’s latest Healthy & Sustainable Living research shows that consumers are receiving fewer sustainability messaging and communications from brands – even as consumer demand for sustainable products continues to rise.
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GlobeScan’s global public opinion research shows trust in large companies remains fragile and varies widely across sectors, underscoring the importance of social license and societal performance.
New trend data show that public sentiment toward globalization has remained consistently more positive than negative around the world. Even as senior US officials at the 2026 World Economic Forum questioned traditional globalization models, the global public continues to see net benefits for themselves and their families.
GlobeScan’s Shared Research Programs bring together leading companies, NGOs, academics, and sector experts to collaboratively explore the most pressing sustainability, societal, and business challenges of our time. Each program combines rigorous global research with cross‑sector insights, peer learning, and practical guidance – giving participants a unique opportunity to shape strategies, strengthen resilience, and accelerate impact across issues ranging from climate‑smart agriculture and water stewardship to health and well‑being, supply chain resilience, and 2030 goal implementation. Why Shared Research? Explore our … “GlobeScan Shared Research Program Opportunities 2026”
The Future Minerals Forum Barometer tracks progress and readiness across critical mineral value chains in key regions shaping the global energy transition.