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WBCSD: Scaling up business

solutions for a sustainable world

Accin RSE Annual Members MeetingPeter Bakker, President, WBCSD


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3Accin RSE Annual Members Meeting 23 April 2013

Regional Network


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1992 2002 2012 2022

The Future

We Want

Agenda 21

Plan of Action

.JohannesburgRio Rio+20

1970

Club of Rome

Sustainability has been on the agenda


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Systemic crisis

PLANET EARTH

IN TROUBLE SOCIAL

TENSIONS

ARE

RISING

GOVERNMENTS

ARE NOT

LEADING

CITIZENS

NEED TO BE

MOBILIZED

BUSINESS

HAS A

CHOICE

SHORT-

TERMISM

OR


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Planet Earth in trouble


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Social tensions are rising


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Governments are not leading


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And to top it all off


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Businesses think they are responsible


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But levels of trust are low


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VISION 2050:

9+ billion people

All living well

Within the boundaries

of the planet


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Madrid Nov 2012 15

Business solutions are available


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Integration of sustainability incore strategy

Change the (accounting)

rules of the game

Do not harm and compete with

integrity (principle based)

Corporate Philanthropy and

Partnerships with NGO

Reflect sustainability in risk

mgmt framework (governance)


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Rules of the game

Get all companies to play

Sector

Sharing best practice

Setting standards

Cross-sector

Along the value chains

Across complex systems

Individual company

Innovate products/processes

Transparency wins

Stretch targets


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True cost,

True value

management

Traditional

management

Financial Capital

Natural Capital Social Capital

Business

Management

Changing the Rules of the Game


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+ PUMA has just done it+ Very transparent, actionable and insightful+ Translatable in consumer and product

impact

+ B-team will now roll-out to other sectorsand geographies

- Methodology needs to evolve andtested across different sectors

- Only ecological costs at this point- Only notional charges- Value-chain accounting is new

The rules are being changed


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International Integrated Reporting Council


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Working for an inclusive & Equitable Future

Inclusive Business

Solutions that go beyond philanthropy and

expand access to goods, services, and

livelihood opportunities for low-incomecommunities in commercially viable ways

Equitable Growth

Business solutions to social challenges

and demographic change, making societymore equitable and thereby more

cohesive and resilient.

Social capital considerations are vital


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Attracting New Members
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Chile

One of the leading Latin American economies- GDP per capita is high good economic progress

has been made and reducing poverty.

- Still much to do on inequality and trust in institutions

- Companies should continue to concentrate on their

relationships with the communities they work with

- Environmental pressures water, energy,biodiversity, ecosystems and land use.


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Focus for Chilean companies

Transparency leads to increased Trust

- With other institutions and with the public improved

levels of corporate reporting support all aspects of

sustainability.

- Long-terms strategies should take into account

corporate impacts and interdependencies.

- Communities, inclusiveness and integration all vitalfactors for supporting the social license to operate.


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Vision 2050 is about radical transformation

True Value

Enough Food &

Biofuels

Recovery &

Regeneration

Secure & Low

Carbon Energy

Zero-Net Energy

Buildings

Reliable & Low

Carbon Mobility

Zero Waste

One World,People and Planet

Basic Needs Met


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Vision 2020 is about actionable priorities


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Impactful

businesssolutions

Vision 2050pathways

Up-to-datescience

3 Capitals(cross-cutting)

Frameworkfor 2020Action along

the 9 pathways

Action 2020 Overview of the process


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Sollicit input from:

In relation to the 3 Capitals:

Social, Natural, Financial

Action 2020PathwaysNatural Science

Human& Social Science

Engagement from the scientific community


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29 Authors Planetary Boundaries Framework

70 Experts WBCSD International Scientific Expert Group

1000s of combined peer reviewed papers and collaborators


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Vision2050

Must-Haves

New

trends

Action2020MUST-HAVES

Planetarypriorities

WBCSD +MemberCo-Chairs

Priorities from scientific community

Socialpriorities


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Business

opportunities

Businessrisks

Agenda2020

SDGs

2020 2030

Business Opportunities to shape Action2020

Action 2020

Must-Haves

Businessaction plans

Public policyrequirements

BUSINESS AS USUAL IS OUR COMPETITION


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End Extreme Poverty and Hunger

Achieve Development within PlanetaryBoundaries

Ensure Effective Learning for All Children and

Youth for Life and Livelihood

Achieve Gender Equality, Social Inclusion and

Human Rights

Achieve Health and Wellbeing at all Ages

Achieving Food Security and Rural Prosperity

Improve Agricultural Systems and Raise Rural

Prosperity

Empower Inclusive, Productive and Resilient

cities

Curb Human-induced Climate Change and

Ensure Clean Energy for All Secure Ecosystem Services, Biodiversity and

Good Management of Natural Resources

Transform Governance for sustainable

development

SDSN Sustainable Development Goals


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