Commissioned by Dajin Offshore, Delivering at Scale explores the risks, constraints, and conditions shaping the industry’s ability to meet Europe’s ambitious deployment targets.
GlobeScan research shows that global retail investors continue to view economic inequality and climate change as major investment risks and link responsible investment with stronger returns.
This report explores interconnected trends and insights from global stakeholder and public opinion research, revealing where the world is headed and what it means for business, governments, and NGOs.
In this episode, Chris, David, and Mark speak with Stefan Crets, Executive Director of CSR Europe, about the role of stakeholder engagement in advancing the sustainability agenda and building business resilience.
We surveyed C-suite leaders to identify four major gaps that stand in the way of making sustainability meaningful to corporate strategy.
Companies need to take more balanced, integrated approaches to climate and nature in their ESG strategies, programs, and engagement.
Public support for the regulation of corporate sustainability has grown dramatically over the past two decades in many important markets globally.
Every two years, the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and GlobeScan conduct the largest seafood consumer survey in the world, engaging over 25,000 consumers in 23 markets. On Thursday, November 17th, 2022 we hosted three global webinars to explore results of this year’s study, as well as highlights from GlobeScan’s Healthy and Sustainable Living consumer survey. Each webinar looked at global data and focused on specific regional results, with insights from regional thought leaders. Our Americas webinar featured: Our Europe/AMESA featured: Our Asia-Pacific webinar featured:
Perceived seriousness of climate change has reached its highest level since tracking began 23 years ago, with over six in ten across 17 markets now saying that climate change is “very serious.” Global concern and engagement around climate issues is growing and is expected to increase over the next several years. People in Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, and Turkey are the most concerned about climate change. In the USA, concern is historically high (53% say it is “very serious”) and … “Insight of the Week: Public Concern About Climate Change is at its Highest Level Since 1998”
Insight of the Week: Corporate Affairs Professionals Perceive Growing Trust Among Their Stakeholders
Four in ten Corporate Affairs professionals now feel they are building stakeholder trust that their business operates in society’s best interest, a significant increase from a year ago. This could be due in part to positive feedback companies have received as a result of their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Heightened trust in business may also indicate the successes of stakeholder engagement in working to better understand societal and environmental impacts. Data source: Oxford-GlobeScan Global Corporate Affairs Survey Report 2021