Frameworks, reports, newsletters, guides and templates curated for sustainability professionals across Asia Pacific and beyond.
ReportPDFDeloitte’s 2026 C-suite Sustainability Report examines how more than 2,100 global executives are integrating sustainability into business strategy, operations and investment decisions. The report covers sustainability ROI, climate resilience, AI and technology, supply-chain risks, corporate sustainability investment and the shift toward more focused, value-driven sustainability strategies.
ReportPDFBusiness Future Pathways’ 2026 report summarizes stakeholder feedback on the methodology for Canada’s Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, including green and transition activities, technical screening criteria, Do No Significant Harm and Minimum Social Safeguards. It also examines transition finance, Indigenous rights, FPIC, biodiversity, climate adaptation and safeguards intended to support credible climate-aligned investment in Canada.
ReportPDFMasdar’s 2025 Sustainability Report covers renewable energy, clean energy investment, GHG emissions, green finance, battery storage, biodiversity, responsible supply chains, workforce safety and corporate governance. It tracks Masdar’s progress toward 100 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 and its sustainability targets across a growing global clean energy portfolio. masdar-sustainability-report-20…
ReportPDFCanada’s Changing Climate Report 2026 provides a scientific assessment of observed and projected climate change across Canada, covering rising temperatures, extreme weather, drought, floods, wildfires, freshwater, glaciers, permafrost, sea ice, sea-level rise and ocean change. Published by Environment and Climate Change Canada, the report assesses how Canada’s climate is changing under different emissions scenarios and provides climate science to support adaptation and risk planning.
ReportPDFClimate Policy Initiative’s 2026 report provides a comprehensive assessment of climate finance in Latin America and the Caribbean, tracking public and private investment across mitigation, adaptation and dual-benefit activities from 2020 to 2024. It examines climate finance needs, renewable energy, AFOLU, resilient infrastructure, sustainable finance, private capital mobilization and regional financing gaps across the Caribbean, Central America, Mexico, South America and Brazil.
NewsletterThe TNFD's finalised technology sector guidance links site-level water and land data to decisions about where technology infrastructure gets built.
ReportPDFThe RE100 2025 Annual Disclosure Report tracks corporate renewable electricity procurement, 100% renewable energy targets, PPAs, energy attribute certificates and market barriers across RE100 member companies worldwide. Published by Climate Group with CDP, the report analyzes renewable electricity use, sourcing quality, facility age and progress across major markets including China, India, Japan, South Korea and North America.
ReportPDFBain & Company’s Visionary CEO’s Guide to Sustainability 2026 examines how sustainability investment, consumer behavior, the energy transition, climate resilience, AI and sustainable investing are evolving at different speeds. The report analyzes $17 trillion of sustainable technology investment, changing consumer expectations, Asia’s role in the global energy transition, physical climate risk and how companies and investors can turn sustainability into long-term competitive advantage.
ArticleNOAA changed how El Niño is measured in February 2026. What a super El Niño means, why the new index matters, and the rainfall, reef and climate risks for 2027.
ArticleVolunteer bird counts created 2,701 Important Bird Areas. What citizen observations can and cannot prove in corporate site screening, ESRS E4 and permitting.
ReportPDFThis 2026 report from the Institute for Sustainable Finance and Canada Climate Law Initiative examines how the U.S. anti-ESG movement is affecting climate governance among Canadian institutional investors. It analyzes cross-border proxy voting, fiduciary duty, climate disclosure, sustainable finance regulation, greenwashing rules and the resilience of Canada’s climate-risk governance framework.
ReportPDFS&S Activewear’s 2025 Sustainability Report covers Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, renewable energy, sustainable distribution, freight optimization, textile and packaging waste, warehouse automation, employee safety, climate risk and corporate governance. The report establishes a new emissions baseline following the alphabroder acquisition and details sustainability performance across S&S’s North American branded merchandise distribution network.