The compendium showcases 11 case studies from select Tata companies, who are actively combatting plastic pollution, through innovative solutions, collaborations with stakeholders, and fostering behavioral change. These stories serve as inspiring examples of how organizations can play a pivotal role in reducing their plastic footprint and shaping a more sustainable future.

Embracing The Future - Annual review of Tata Sustainability Group's performance in FY22-23.

In its latest report 'Financing the Transition: How to make the money flow for a net-zero economy' the ETC highlights the critical importance of strong government policies relating both to the real economy and to the financial system if finance is to flow on the scale required. It also identifies “concessional/grant” payments needed to support early coal phase-out, end deforestation and finance carbon removals.

The14th edition of the State of Green Business report highlights key data and trends to watch in the world of sustainable business. The report is presented in two parts. First are the 10 trends to watch in the year ahead for sustainable business followed by the State of Green Business Index, that looks at the past five years across a wide range of metrics for thousands of companies and provides insights into the direction business is headed.

Understand implications of COP26 for business

The 2021 edition of WBCSD’s Reporting Matters shows how reporting is used to shape and communicate the contribution by our businesses to the world’s shared sustainability goals. Find out how leading companies use reporting to demonstrate the value created for their stakeholders. Also read the Tata Group CSO, Mr. Siddharth Sharma’s interview which showcases the Tata approach to driving sustainability within the Group.

This quarterly newsletter by Tata Sustainability Group is aimed at bringing to you, sustainability highlights from the Tata group and from across the globe. Click on ‘read the newsletter’ for the January - March 2021 quarter.

This report proposes a common, core set of metrics and recommended disclosures that the World Economic Forum International Business Council members could use to align their mainstream reporting and, in so doing, reduce fragmentation and encourage faster progress towards a systemic solution. To the maximum extent practicable, the report incorporates well established metrics and disclosures to build upon the extensive and rigorous work that has already been done for developing the existing standards.

In this report, Forest Solution Group (FSG) members share how far they are in implementing the commitments made in the Forest Sector SDG Roadmap. The joint vision in the SDG Roadmap was translated into meaningful actions within eight impact areas, such as Working forests, Climate, the Bioeconomy or Communities. Through the data and illustrative examples, the report describes the forest sector’s many connections with global development issues such as climate change, water scarcity, biodiversity loss, or social inequality.

This quarterly newsletter by Tata Sustainability Group is aimed at bringing to you, sustainability highlights from the Tata group and from across the globe. Click on ‘read the newsletter’ for the October-December 2020 quarter.

This quarterly newsletter by Tata Sustainability Group is aimed at bringing to you, sustainability highlights from the Tata group and from across the globe. Click on ‘read the newsletter’ for the July-September 2020 quarter.

The Tata Group has been recognized among the top 15 global sustainability leaders according to the GlobeScan SustainAbility Leaders Survey 2020. It is the only Asian company to be a part of this prestigious list.

This integrated report guidance aims to translate International Framework into a language understandable by all Tata companies – big or small – with the aim to prepare a high quality Integrated Report which meets relevant information needs of all stakeholders, especially institutional investors.

The 4th edition of the annual Tata Sustainability Conclave (TSC) was hosted by the Tata Sustainability Group (TSG) at Mumbai (at The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel) on 9th to 11th January 2019. The TSC is an annual three-day.

'Stories of Change - #JourneyToTheGlobalGoals' is a compendium published by Tata Trusts with active participation from all stakeholders - national governments, international agencies, civil society and businesses. It encapsulates the impact created by Tata Trusts in the sectors of health and nutrition, water and sanitation, livelihoods and education, in some of the most deprived geographies.

The GlobeScan Sustainability Report 2019 is a unique, collaborative platform that uses research-driven insights from the most influential global thought leaders to explore the biggest sustainability challenges.

The Tata group sustainability policy articulates how Tata companies create long-term stakeholder value by integrating economic, environmental and social considerations. The policy will help Tata companies integrate sustainability considerations into all decisions and key work processes, mitigating future risks and maximising opportunities.

Translating Purpose into Performance - Annual review of TSG's activities in FY17-18.

An overview of the concepts of natural and social capital valuation, the challenges in adoption of these concepts, the Tata group's experience with valuation and how we see this topic evolving globally and within the group.

TSG presents the new and improved Sustainability Assessment Framework (SAF), a self- diagnostic tool, created exclusively for sustainability pr ractitioners at the Tata group, to: recognise & understand key elements of Sustainability; monitor sustainability progress over time; communicate and share information on best practices among organisations; and get ideas for improvement to achieve leadership position on sustainability.

The role of the corporate in sustainable development has never been more emphasized globally as it is today. Indian companies are gaining world dwide recognition and are going beyond compliance to gain shared value and good reputation in the international business community. This thought leadership Report on “Sustainable Development Goals – linkages with corporate actions in India”, jointly developed by FICCI and TTC through extensive research, provides insights to corporate journey that is an indication of the beginning of innovative change that can be envisioned for the country, a change that can prove to be one of the most critical nodes in the fabric of sustainable development.

The Tata group aspires to grow in steel, motors, information and communicationtechnology, financial services, infrastructure, consumer business ses, and in travel andhospitality sectors in coming decades. Most of these sectors are resource intensive. Growing competition as well as increasing prices and price volatility, highly uneven geographical distributions of many metals and minerals across the globe, and rising government interventions in the markets such as export restrictions have lead to issues around affordable supply of raw materials to these sectors. The materials future study identified the critical raw materials used by Tata companies that could be subject to long term supply...

Co-creating value for the future - Annual review of TSG's activities in FY16-17.

Over the past two decades a growing number of investors have begun to factor Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations into bot th their investment strategies and their engagement with investee companies, driven by concerns over financial, regulatory and reputational risk. Companies and investors now recognise, in poor ESG performance, both the immediate financial consequences and the collateral financial implications associated with business interruptions and negative publicity.‘Responsible Investment’ has emerged, as a means of both minimising the ESG-related regulatory, financial and reputational risks of an investment portfolio and also as a means of identifying good....