2nd Forum on Sustainability and Climate Resilience in Cities and Businesses

Athens, 11 November 2025 The 2nd Kifissia Summit on Climate Resilience took place on 4 November at the amphitheater of the Goulandris Natural History Museum in Kifissia. The event was organized by the Municipality of Kifissia in collaboration with the Center for Sustainability & Excellence (CSE). The Forum brought together representatives from the national government, […]
Europe’s 2040 Climate Pathway: COP30 Implications for ESG Leaders

In the week leading up to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, Europe sent a mixed and rather uncomfortable message to the world. On paper, the EU reaffirms its commitment to climate neutrality by 2050. In practice, it has now agreed to a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, compared with 1990 levels, surrounded […]
Sustainability Leaders in the USA: Driving Climate Action from the Ground Up

As the global climate crisis accelerates, the United States stands at a pivotal intersection where local innovation, state-level governance, and federal systems interact to drive environmental change. While national climate policies fluctuate, a group of forward-thinking states—many of which now top national quality-of-life and sustainability rankings—are stepping up. From Utah to Washington, these states are […]
Building Resilience through Sustainability: Extreme Weather Events on the West Coast

The West Coast has faced a sharp rise in extreme weather events—from wildfires and droughts to intense storms. These climate-related disasters have left a significant impact on business operations, forcing companies to confront the effects of climate change directly. For businesses, building resilience is no longer just a strategic goal but a necessity. By integrating […]
ESG Solutions: Combatting Water Scarcity and Achieving Climate Resilience in the Gulf-Asia Region

Water scarcity is a pressing concern in the Gulf region, characterized by minimal rainfall, high evaporation rates, and frequent droughts. The majority of the region is classified as arid or semi-arid, and rapid population growth has led to a drastic reduction in per capita renewable water resources. If trends continue, by 2030, climate change is […]