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Sector Actions Towards a Nature-Positive Future

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Sector guides for actions towards a nature-positive future for: Agri-food, Automotive, Built Environment, Cement and concrete, Chemicals, Energy, Fashion and apparel, Financial services, Forest products, Household & Personal care , Mining and metals, Pharmaceutical, Travel and tourism, Waste management , Water utilities & Services

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Business for Nature, the World Economic Forum and The World Business Council for Sustainable Development.  

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Business for Nature, the World Economic Forum and The World Business Council for Sustainable Development have developed new guidance for 15 sectors. The sector-specific actions build on the high-level actions businesses should take to credibly help halt and reverse nature loss and contribute to an equitable, nature-positive economy. 

All businesses need to Assess, Commit, Transform and Disclose (ACT-D high-level business actions on nature). They should acknowledge the value of nature to their business; assess and measure their impacts and dependencies on nature; set transparent, time-bound, science-based targets; take actions to address their key impacts and dependencies; and publicly disclose performance and other relevant nature-related information.

The typical impacts and dependencies inform the sector-specific priority actions that companies should take to transform their business and meet the ambition they have set out as part of a credible nature strategy.

Sectors covered:

  • Agri-food
  • Automotive
  • Built Environment
  • Cement and concrete
  • Chemicals
  • Energy
  • Fashion and apparel
  • Financial services
  • Forest products
  • Household & Personal care
  • Mining and metals
  • Pharmaceutical
  • Travel and tourism
  • Waste management
  • Water utilities & Services