Frameworks, reports, newsletters, guides and templates curated for sustainability professionals across Asia Pacific and beyond.
ArticleA global salary deep-dive across roles, seniority levels, sectors, and regions.
ReportPDFThis September 2026 report examines NVIDIA’s greenhouse gas footprint and public claims about the climate benefits of artificial intelligence. It analyzes rising Scope 3 supply-chain emissions, estimates undisclosed product-use emissions from NVIDIA chips, and challenges company messaging around AI climate benefits, data center demand response and energy efficiency.
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…
ReportPDFGRI’s 2025 global sustainability reporting study analyzes how large listed companies use the GRI Standards and other ESG reporting frameworks worldwide. It covers GRI adoption by region, industry and company size, multi-framework reporting, impact reporting and the most widely used GRI Topic Standards.
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 FCA's final sustainability rules widen listed-company reporting well beyond climate and tie the UK to the ISSB baseline. They also drop January's plan to make climate disclosure mandatory. Both things are true, and the second deserves more scrutiny than it is getting.
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.
ArticleMajor ESG providers correlate at just 0.54, and measurement drives the gap. The source, methodology, licensing and audit questions to settle before you sign.
ArticleIndonesia, Thailand and Vietnam are moving on ISSB alignment, taxonomies and carbon pricing at different speeds. What regional suppliers should expect from buyers.