Countering the loss of biodiversity
Biodiversity Strategy
Why a biodiversity strategy? Reporting requirements on non-financial topics are becoming increasingly important for companies. In recent years, the focus has been on climate change, but now the issue of biodiversity is becoming increasingly important. The loss of biodiversity is accelerating. The World Economic Forum places it fourth on its global risk list, after climate change and extreme weather events. Biodiversity loss has major implications. About 1/3 of global food products depend on insect pollination – that’s triple-digit billions worth of products annually. This example illustrates our dependence on ecosystem services. Science and conservation organizations have been trying to raise awareness of this for a long time, and now legislators and rating organizations are also responding.
- Blogpost: Biodiversity
- Whitepaper: Biodiversity
- ESG-Criteria
- DFGE Webinars
- Biodiversity Webinar Recording
- Biodiversity in the CSRD
- WEC Global Risks Report
Biodiversity also affects companies with the reporting obligation:
- As a company, you need to understand the links between your business activities and biodiversity impacts (for different business and also supplier locations)
- Businesses also need to focus on the biggest drivers of biodiversity loss and their associated impacts and interdependencies
- In this context, increase transparency along your value chains
How can DFGE help?
Together with our customer, we take one step at a time:
Your Advantages
Why DFGE on the biodiversity strategy issue?
- LCA and carbon footprint expertise for biodiversity impact evaluation
- Preferred Partner status with rating organizations such as CDP and EcoVadis – we show you the data gaps
- We help you to understand the interactions between biodiversity and other environmental issues and to place the topic of biodiversity in your organization and to implement measures.
