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Green game-changers

Climate change and the growing pressure on our limited natural resources will mean businesses need to innovate to survive and succeed. While there is a role for improvements in products, supply chains, and operations, we encourage innovation that will lead to big changes. The ones that can transform the way businesses, markets and even whole societies operate.

Already we're seeing some amazing examples. We highlight some of these in our green game-changers reports. Most recently we've looked at 10 large businesses that are mainstreaming business innovation. This builds on our earlier report that looked at entrepreneurs who were responding with new business approaches, while contributing to a greener economy.

We're also collecting case studies on this site - enjoy reading those included so far. We'd love to hear about any game-changers you have developed or have come across. Join our LinkedIn Group and share your innovation.

Sustainable Business Innovations Report from Cognoscere Consulting

We asked Cognoscere Consulting, a student-run pro bono consultancy from the London School of Economics (LSE), to add to our collection of Green Game Changers. They have found some exciting stories.

Click here to take a look at their report.

View our green game-changers bank

Sectors

Benefits

Biodiversity & natural resources | Carbon reduction
Energy efficiency | Energy generation
Reduce, reuse and recycle | Water efficiency | Restorative

Note: this is not an exhaustive list of innovations and WWF does not necessarily endorse the case studies listed on this website.

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Monarch butterflies flying in warmth of midday sun, Mexico

Every business will need to think about new innovative models to deal with increasing resource depletion, climate change and other pressures. This report provides excellent examples for how large corporates can make significant changes to tackle today's challenges while pursuing new and different commercial opportunities.

Sir Stuart Rose - WWF-UK ambassador

The more enlightened businesses are seeking long-term future-proofing by aiming to decouple business growth from increasing damage, produce all-round zero negative impacts, or even generate restorative/net-positive social and environmental impacts. Others are going even further, to innovate into entirely new resilient ways of working.

Dax Lovegrove, head of business and industry, WWF-UK