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"The conversation has changed. Five years ago, the question was whether sustainability mattered. Now the question is: what is it worth?"
- Peter Bakker, President and CEO, WBCSD
The House centers around seven Action Themes. They build up like a ladder: scaling the solutions that work, responding to what is timely and critical, embedding sustainability in decision-making and realizing its value.
One offer. one fee. a clearer path to business value.
What's new, and what it means for members.
Instead of navigating separate projects, programs and fees, members now access one integrated offer built around seven connected Action Themes. Through a single membership fee, your company can scale solutions that work, respond to what is timely and critical, embed sustainability into business decisions, and realize value in the market. The result is a clearer path to resilience, competitiveness and growth. Join the companies already turning that clarity into results. Contact member@wbcsd.org to explore what membership means for your business.
What your company gains
Greater strategic clarity
Understand changing policy, market and sustainability expectations and what they mean for the business.
Stronger business cases
Connect sustainability priorities to resilience, investment, competitiveness and value creation.
Faster implementation
Access tools, evidence, peer learning and practical solutions rather than duplicating work internally.
Relevant access across the company
Engage leaders, sustainability teams and other corporate functions through one integrated platform.
More effective collaboration
Work with members across sectors, value chains and regions on challenges no company can solve alone.
This is the public version of WBCSD 2027 Action Platform. Antitrust Compliance Notice: All WBCSD programs and services, including but not limited to Action Themes, Solution Accelerators, Academy & Enablement, Convene & Connect, Policy & Insights, and Premium Learning, are designed to support WBCSD's sustainability mission and are conducted in accordance with the WBCSD Antitrust Compliance Policy (the "Policy").
Participation in any WBCSD program is entirely voluntary. Each participant retains full independence over its commercial decisions and competitive conduct. Nothing in the description, framing or naming of these programs implies or requires any form of coordination, alignment or exchange of commercially sensitive information among participants. All activities under these programs are subject to the Policy. Participants are expected to have read and accepted the Policy, which is available at this link. Any questions or concerns regarding antitrust compliance should be directed to WBCSD Legal & Compliance (legal@wbcsd.org).