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The Stockholm Synthesis Report provides concrete recommendations for improving global value chains based on analysis of six value chains and input from over 70 stakeholders across 34 businesses and organizations involved in business roundtables.
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The recommendations in the report aim to create value chains that are net zero, nature positive and equitable for all.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) partnered with SEI and the Stockholm+50 Secretariat to mobilize companies and other stakeholders involved in six key global value chains: mobility, electronics, the built environment, fashion and textiles, food and agriculture, and travel and tourism. This process led to the creation of the Stockholm Action Agenda: Transforming Global Value Chains released at the 2022 Stockholm +50 conference. The Stockholm Action Agenda proposes three practical “action priorities” that could change structures and provide impetus for large-scale, business-driven transformation of value chains.
Project / The independent report for the Stockholm+50 meeting proposes policy actions to overcome the barriers that stand in the way of sustainable, equitable development
SEI report / This report highlights the challenges and opportunities for enhancing sustainability in the avocado value chain in East Africa.
Other publication / Researchers working with UKRI's Transforming Foundation Industries Research and Innovation Hub have collated findings and key messages from interviewees.
Feature / In this feature, Alen Amirkhanian discusses the green economy challenges and opportunities on Armenia's path to meet the EU goal of climate neutrality by 2050.
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