Twenty-five years ago, nearly 50 pioneering companies joined forces with the United Nations to align their operations and strategies to advance a more sustainable world. On 26 July 2000, then-UN ...

While the UN Global Compact logo is for use by our initiative only, we encourage participants in good standing to use the Endorser "We Support" logo. It can be used, for example, on websites and ...

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Everything you need to know about EU corporate sustainability regulations to drive impactful action aligned with the UN Global Compact 10 Principles and ambition. Log in to academy CREATE ACCOUNT The ...

Inspire participants’ organizational learning, and support companies to develop and implement corporate sustainability strategies, operations and management practices in line with the Global Compact ...

The world is moving to net-zero. Is your company ready to make the transition? The Climate Ambition Accelerator is a six-month accelerator programme designed to equip companies with the knowledge and ...

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The UN Global Compact provides a universal language for corporate responsibility and provides a framework to guide all businesses regardless of size, complexity or location. We’re your guide every ...

Inspire participants’ organizational learning, and support companies to develop and implement corporate sustainability strategies, operations and management practices in line with the Global Compact ...

Who are Banco do Brasil? The company Banco do Brasil is Brazil’s first financial institution, founded over 200 years ago. Today it is the largest financial institution in Latin America. Banco do ...

The beauty services business developed by Martha Tilaar does far more than sell cosmetics and creams from its headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia. Martha, founder and Chairwoman of the Martha Tilaar ...

All UN Global Compact participants are expected to respect, support and implement the Ten Principles wherever they do business. But for companies operating in "high-risk", "weak", “conflict” and "post ...