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The world relies on sustainable agriculture, resilient supply chains, and the availability of healthy food. BCG works with businesses, foundations, and governments to make the world’s food supply flourish—even in the face of climate-related threats.
In the face of the looming food crisis, the cost of inaction is enormous—but so is the opportunity to make a difference.
In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, our global food systems are struggling to feed those most at risk.
Food traceability is here to stay. The question is whether food companies, distributors, and retailers treat it as a regulatory burden or a strategic opportunity.
BCG alum Bernhard Kowatsch, head of the United Nations World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator, shares real-life examples of how a business approach focused on accelerating tech can help make true impact on some of our biggest problems.
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Companies that empower consumers and create a societal surplus can reward shareholders, build sustainability markets, and protect the planet. It’s a win-win-win.
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Digital, EVs and alternative fuels, new mobility models, changing customer habits: to thrive amid these new challenges, fuel retailers must create new value pools.
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There is significant uncertainty in how technology, economics and politics will evolve over the coming decades. For most companies in hard-to-abate sectors, this means plotting a clear and certain path to net zero isn’t possible as they rely on technology that has not yet been proven commercially. However, a lack of a clear roadmap shouldn’t prevent companies from acting now.
Companies facing intense competition for talent can take concrete steps to attract more women to tech and encourage them on their path to leadership.