How a new documentary on the Carteret Islands may give even climate 'experts' more clarity of purpose.

Why has the projection of a world of 9 billion people by 2050 become such a resilient piece of conventional wisdom?

Jennifer Biringer recaps her panel at the SoCap Conference, and links to the broader state of biodiversity.

Forbes' latest list of billionaires leads us to wonder: what will the future of philanthropy look like?

For over two decades SustainAbility has been working on the evolving relationships between business and civil society – and in particular between business and NGOs. In 2003 we published The 21st Century NGO: In the Market for Change which explored questions around the relationships between NGOs AND businesses as well as questions around the operation of NGOs AS businesses. The report acknowledged that the organizations covered in the research were predominantly northern-based. In part this is because we believed that such models help describe how other parts of the world may develop. At the same time we realized that NGOs operating in emerging markets face very different opportunities and constraints….

Afterthoughts from the GlobeScan/SustainAbility salon on corporate responsibility ratings.

The good, the bad and the ugly of the Carbon Disclosure Project FTSE350 results.

Ahead of the launch of Road to Credibility 2010 Clarissa Lins of FBDS on transparency and accountability in Brazil.

Will certifications and labels drive the shift to sustainable consumption?

They embraced the challenge to go to the moon even though it would be hard. Now let us embrace the climate challenge.

Sustainability ratings are more important than ever, which is why they must be improved.

Cheering designers' increasing interest in sustainability.