Increasing demand from a wide range of stakeholders such as investors, governments, non-profit organisations, and individuals has led to a rise in corporate climate commitments. Compared to 2019, net zero pledges have tripled in 2020. However, such commitments often have different terminology that can cause skepticism or confusion.

As the biggest companies strive to trumpet their public commitments, the need for clarity and to match words with action is becoming increasingly important. To address this, we are hosting a virtual seminar in our Climate & Business event series titled ‘Cut the Carbon: Decoding Climate Targets for Businesses’.

During the event, experts from PwC Singapore and WWF-Singapore will explain the terms that are relevant for businesses looking at targets and reporting to address the climate crisis. We will also have corporate leaders share their experiences with standards like the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) followed by an interactive Q&A session.

Details of the event:

Date: 24th February 2022
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM (GMT+08:00)
Format: Zoom Webinar Platform

Event Agenda

3:00 PM Opening remarks by WWF-Singapore
3:05 PM Expert Session delivered by Tze Haung Ong, Director, Sustainability & Climate Change at PwC Singapore and Swati Mandloi, Market Transformation Manager, WWF-Singapore
3:50 PM Fireside Chat with Kenneth Ng, Global Sustainability Lead at Razer Inc. and Mr Ho Tong Yen, Chief Sustainability Officer-designate and Director of Group Corporate Communications at Keppel Corporation Limited moderated by Stefanie Beitien, Head of Market Transformation, WWF-Singapore
4:10 PM Question and Answer session
4:25 PM Closing remarks by Stefanie Beitien, Head of Market Transformation, WWF-Singapore

About WWF-Singapore

WWF is one of the world’s largest and most respected independent conservation organisations. Our mission is to stop the degradation of the earth’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.

As one of WWF’s international hubs, the WWF-Singapore office supports a global network spanning over 100 countries. We help protect Singapore’s essential needs through the actions of individuals, businesses and governments in the region. To meet key conservation goals, we address issues such as deforestation, haze pollution, food security, sustainable consumption and illegal wildlife trade.