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Food & Land Use
Our Food & Land Use programme examines the relationship between food and agriculture companies, environmental risks and financial return, thereby exploring the materiality of embedded nature.
Oceans
The sustainability of our seafood supply is an important focus for the Sustainable Development Goals (particularly SDG 14: Life Below Water) and for ensuring the ongoing viability of our food systems.
Plastics
The goal of our Plastics Programme is to stem the flow of environmentally damaging plastics and related-products that are creating global waste and health issues by transparently mapping capital flows and influence in the sector starting from resins production through to product use.
Textiles
While “fast fashion” has created cheap and abundant availability of clothing globally, it has also created intolerably high and unsustainable problems, with toxic production practices, degradation of natural resources, massive and growing waste and labour injustice.
Seafood
The sustainability of our seafood supply is an important focus for the Sustainable Development Goals (particularly SDG 14: Life Below Water) and for ensuring the ongoing viability of our food systems and…
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
In addition to addressing challenges and solutions in our main programmes, Planet Tracker aims to foster debate on themes which transcend the sector-specific nature of our industry focus and are applicable across all our programmes.
Plastics
The goal of our Plastics Programme is to stem the flow of environmentally damaging plastics and related-products that are creating global waste and health issues by transparently mapping capital flows and influence in…
What we do
Global industry sectors
Planet Tracker’s focus is on global industry sectors defined by significant investment flows and revenues in the context of the planetary boundaries that are most threatened. This includes regional and global industry sectors such as agri-business, plastics and textiles.
Oceans
Oceans and the sustainability of our seafood supply is an important focus for the Sustainable Development Goals
Wild-catch fish and aquaculture produce, defined jointly as seafood, represent one of the world’s most valuable globally traded food commodities according to the FAO.
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Plastics
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Land use
Food & Land Use is a thought leadership programme which examines the relationship between food and agriculture companies...
...environmental risks and financial return, thereby exploring the materiality of embedded nature. Our aim is to align capital markets with the sustainable management of agriculture resources.
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Textiles
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Thought Leadership
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What we do
Global industry sectors
Planet Tracker’s focus is on global industry sectors defined by significant investment flows and revenues in the context of the planetary boundaries that are most threatened. This includes regional and global industry sectors such as agri-business, plastics and textiles.
Oceans
Oceans and the sustainability of our seafood supply is an important focus for the Sustainable Development Goals
Wild-catch fish and aquaculture produce, defined jointly as seafood, represent one of the world’s most valuable globally traded food commodities according to the FAO.
Read More
Food & Land use
Food & Land Use is a thought leadership programme which examines the relationship between food and agriculture companies...
...environmental risks and financial return, thereby exploring the materiality of embedded nature. Our aim is to align capital markets with the sustainable management of agriculture resources.
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Materials
Planet Tracker is launching a new programme of research which focuses on how capital markets are failing to price
longer term environmental issues related to plastic packaging supply chains & fast-fashion textiles.
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Food and Land Use
Our Food & Land Use programme examines the relationship between food and agriculture companies, environmental risks and financial return, thereby exploring the materiality of embedded nature.
Planet Tracker analyses the macroeconomic mechanisms through which natural capital can affect the ability of a country to pay its sovereign debt and examines the exposure of funds to sustainability shocks, notably through the transition to sustainable production, regional agricultural declines, or novel global policy affecting the trade of nature-dependent goods. Our aim is to align capital markets with the sustainable management of agriculture resources.
Seafood
The sustainability of our seafood supply is an important focus for the Sustainable Development Goals (particularly SDG 14: Life Below Water) and for ensuring the ongoing viability of our food systems and societal infrastructure world-wide. Wild-catch fish and aquaculture produce, defined jointly as seafood, represent one of the world’s most valuable globally traded food commodities according to the FAO. The Seafood Initiative investigates the impact that financial institutions have in financing global wild-catch fisheries and seafood trade. Our aim is to align capital markets with the sustainable management of ocean and coastal marine resources.
Wild-catch tracker investigates the impact that financial institutions have in funding publicly-traded wild-catch fisheries and aquaculture companies.
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RESEARCH
Plastics
The goal of our Plastics Programme is to stem the flow of environmentally damaging plastics and related-products that are creating global waste and health issues by transparently mapping capital flows and influence in the sector starting from resins production through to product use. By developing transparent financial modelling and forecasting tools, promoting circular economy principles and end of life solutions and identifying financial and profitability risks of continuing business as usual practices in the midstream and upstream of the supply chain, Plastics Tracker seeks to constrain production of environmentally damaging plastics which are feeding the plastics waste problem while supporting development of sustainable solutions.
The plastic industry must transition to sustainability. By developing transparent financial modelling and forecasting tools, promoting circular economy principles and end of life solutions and identifying financial and profitability risks of continuing business as usual practices in the midstream and upstream of the supply chain, Plastics Tracker seeks to constrain production of environmentally damaging plastics which are feeding the plastics waste problem while supporting development of sustainable solutions. By producing deeply analytical reports for the financial community and translating these into narratives that are understandable, relevant and compelling, Plastics Tracker supports positive corporate behaviour, sustainable investor conduct, policy implementation and shifts in consumer demand.
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Textiles
While “fast fashion” has created cheap and abundant availability of clothing globally, it has also created intolerably high and unsustainable problems, with toxic production practices, degradation of natural resources, massive and growing waste and labour injustice. By providing information and analysis on these problems, placing a value on them and quantifying the negative impact on profits and investor returns, Textile Tracker will support and stimulate a transition to greater industry sustainability. Textile Tracker will find points in the textiles supply chain that are creating the greatest damage, analyse their financial value, provide transparency of ownership and, through owners and investors, seek pressure for change in industry practices.
While ‘fast fashion’ has created cheap and abundant availability of clothing globally, it has also created intolerably high and unsustainable problems, with toxic production practices, degradation of natural resources, massive and growing waste and labour injustice. By providing information and analysis on these problems, placing a value on them and quantifying the negative impact on profits and investor returns, Textile Tracker will support and stimulate a transition to greater industry sustainability. Textile Tracker will find points in the textiles supply chain that are creating the greatest damage, analyse their financial value, provide transparency of ownership and, through owners and investors, seek pressure for change in industry practices.
The plastic industry must transition to sustainability. By developing transparent financial modelling and forecasting tools, promoting circular economy principles and end of life solutions and identifying financial and profitability risks of continuing business as usual practices in the midstream and upstream of the supply chain, Plastics Tracker seeks to constrain production of environmentally damaging plastics which are feeding the plastics waste problem while supporting development of sustainable solutions. By producing deeply analytical reports for the financial community and translating these into narratives that are understandable, relevant and compelling, Plastics Tracker supports positive corporate behaviour, sustainable investor conduct, policy implementation and shifts in consumer demand.
LEADERSHIP
Thought Leadership
In addition to addressing challenges and solutions in our main programmes, Planet Tracker aims to foster debate on themes which transcend the sector-specific nature of our industry focus and are applicable across all our programmes.
This thought leadership initiative typically addresses topical financial market developments and explores novel financial instruments to support sustainable investment.
In addition to addressing challenges and solutions in our main programmes, Planet Tracker aims to foster debate on themes which transcend the sector-specific nature of our industry focus and are applicable across all our programmes. This thought leadership initiative typically addresses topical financial market developments and explores novel financial instruments to support sustainable investment.