Last month’s COP26 summit in Glasgow reinforced the global ambition to tackle the climate crisis – but also underscored the gap between the commitments made and what actually needs to happen to keep global temperature rise below 1.5°C and help the most vulnerable adapt to the impacts of climate change.

A key step in achieving net zero is being able to measure, report and verify greenhouse gas emissions in a credible, robust and harmonised way. The ISEAL community has been playing its part by changing their systems, forging new partnerships and testing innovative approaches with support from the ISEAL Innovations...

The ISEAL Innovations Fund has supported the exploration of innovative and ambitious solutions to key sustainability issues over the last five years. Now, five new Innovations Fund projects will build on learning from past initiatives to help sustainability systems tackle some of the world’s biggest challenges.

Transformation of the global food system is urgently needed if we’re to prevent climate and environmental breakdown, end hunger and food insecurity, and create a better future for the hundreds of millions of people whose livelihoods depend on food production.