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ChangeNOW’s mission is to promote and amplify the most innovative solutions for the planet. This year’s Summit will feature over 1,000 solutions who will take the stage, as speakers or pitchers, and exhibit in a 13,000 m² area in the Grand Palais. Out of the many applications we receive each year, we build our Official […]
How can blended finance boost sustainable investments in emerging markets?
Every year, the amount of funds allocated to projects that accelerate the environmental and social transition grows. Despite this promising trend, the financing gap to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) remains substantial, estimated at USD 3.9 trillion in 2020 [1]. One of the reasons for this gap is that private investment in emerging markets […]
How can HR teams drive change on CSR issues?
Will the ecological and social transition involve the human resources department? While the corporate social responsibility teams usually first come to mind when it comes to pushing the sustainability agenda, HR teams are also essential to the successful integration of CSR issues into corporate policies. The growing role of HR in implementing CSR policies HR […]
UNCCD COP16: Fostering Public-Private Dialogue and Accelerating Solutions for Land Preservation
ChangeNOW, under the mandate of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), powered the Business4Land Lounge during UNCCD COP16 from December 2nd to December 13th, 2024 in Riyadh. At the forefront of land preservation, this conference set the tone for global objectives on how to tackle desertification. What is UNCCD COP16? COP16 stands at […]
ChangeNOW Is Now B Corp Certified!
If you’ve never heard of a B Corp, now’s the perfect time to get acquainted, because ChangeNOW is officially a Certified B Corporation! As an impact company, we aspire to drive meaningful change in the world and lead by example. We are beyond excited to join this global movement of businesses that are proving you […]
How ChangeNOW and Moët Hennessy co-organized the World Living Soils Forum for Soil Preservation and Regeneration
Collaboration is essential in addressing the urgent issues facing our planet. At ChangeNOW, we work to unite diverse actors across various sectors to create powerful accelerators for change that can drive meaningful progress. This was our mission when we joined forces with Moët Hennessy to co-organize the 2024 edition of the World Living Soils Forum: […]
Préparez votre journée aux Universités d’Été de l’Économie de Demain (UED) 2024
Les clés pour tout comprendre : synthèse du podcast avec Caroline Neyron Plongez dans les moments forts de notre dernier podcast, parfait pour préparer votre journée aux Universités d’Été de l’Économie de Demain (UED) du 28 août 2024 à la Cité Universitaire Internationale de Paris, Santiago Lefebvre, Président fondateur de ChangeNOW, reçoit Caroline Neyron, Directrice […]
Setting the Bar High: Shifting the Sports Industry
Key Insights from ChangeNOW 2024 on Sports This July, as Paris prepares to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games, sports enthusiasts are focusing on the City of Light. Despite its vast influence, the sports industry lags in the social and ecological transition. Ultra-trailer Kilian Jornet, holder of multiple world records and world champion titles, stated: […]
This Summer, Let’s Embrace Slow Travel and Learn to Protect Our Oceans
Key Insights from ChangeNOW 2024 on Sustainable Travel and Ocean Preservation Summer is here, school is out, and it’s time for that long-awaited holiday. For many, this means traveling and enjoying a well-deserved rest on the beach. Yet, as our travel horizons expand and we connect with far-off destinations, reaching protected ecosystems, the environmental impact […]
Restoring Our Roots: Soil Preservation and Regeneration
KEY INSIGHTS FROM CHANGENOW 2024 ON SUSTAINABLE SOIL MANAGEMENT FOR A RESILIENT FUTURE Agriculture today is often presented as the biggest problem for climate change: it is the first contributor to water usage, deforestation and biodiversity loss, and intensive farming practices have damaged soils to the point that one third of the world’s arable land […]
