Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

The Consumer Goods Forum is a CEO-led global industry network that brings together retailers, manufacturers, service providers and stakeholders across the consumer goods sector. It focuses on pre-competitive collaboration in areas including climate transition, food waste, plastic waste, human rights, healthier lives, food safety, data standards and sustainable supply chains. Its membership includes hundreds of companies worldwide, making it an influential platform for sector-wide sustainability and operational standards.

Second Nature is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization that works to accelerate climate action in and through higher education. Founded in 1993 by environmental health and sustainability leaders including Anthony Cortese, John Kerry and Teresa Heinz, the organization helps colleges and universities integrate sustainability and climate leadership into institutional strategy, operations, research, and education. Its flagship initiative is the Climate Leadership Network, which connects higher-education institutions committed to decarbonization, climate resilience, and climate justice.

The European Banking Authority (EBA) is an independent agency of the European Union responsible for promoting consistent banking regulation and supervisory practices across the EU. Established in 2011 as part of the European System of Financial Supervision, the EBA develops regulatory technical standards, guidelines, and risk-assessment frameworks for banks and other financial institutions. Headquartered in Paris, it works with national regulators, the European Central Bank, and other European Supervisory Authorities to support financial stability, market integrity, and consumer protection.

AlphaGeo Global Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based climate technology company founded in 2022 that develops AI-powered geospatial analytics for investors, asset managers, real estate firms, insurers, and infrastructure owners. Formerly known as Climate Alpha Global, the company rebranded to AlphaGeo in 2024 to reflect its broader focus on integrating climate, socioeconomic, demographic, market, and adaptation data into location-based investment intelligence. Its platform combines climate risk modelling, adaptation analysis, and financial impact forecasting to help organizations evaluate how geography may influence long term asset performance and resilience.

Arfima Financial Solutions S.L. is a Madrid-based quantitative analytics company specializing in financial risk modelling, climate risk assessment, and sustainability analytics. The firm combines expertise in financial engineering, data science, climate modelling, and geospatial analysis to help its clients evaluate climate-related risks and opportunities through its Alpha-Klima platform.

DigiProd Pass Ltd. is a Manchester-based software company specializing in Digital Product Passport (DPP) solutions for manufacturers, brands, and supply chain participants. Established in 2023 as a spin-off of Technovative Solutions Ltd., the company helps organizations prepare for emerging European requirements such as the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and the EU Battery Regulation. Its platform supports product traceability, sustainability data management, interoperability, and information sharing across value chains. DigiProd Pass serves sectors including batteries, textiles, furniture, electronics, plastics, and packaging, with a focus on enabling transparent and compliant product information throughout the product lifecycle.

Technovative Solutions Ltd (TVS) is a UK-based deep-tech and sustainability technology company that develops digital platforms for circular economy, climate, manufacturing, healthcare, and regulatory compliance applications. The company works with governments, research institutions, and industrial partners to build trusted data ecosystems, sustainability tools, and AI-enabled decision support systems. Among its commercial ventures is DigiProd Pass, a specialist spin-off and division focused on Digital Product Passport (DPP) solutions for sectors affected by emerging European product-sustainability regulations.

PwC Solutions GmbH is a software and technology company within the PwC Germany network. Established in 2017, the company develops, implements, and distributes software products, digital platforms, and technology-enabled business solutions for corporate and public sector clients. As part of the wider PwC organization, PwC Solutions GmbH contributes digital capabilities that complement PwC's consulting, assurance, tax, and risk-management services across Germany and international markets.

PricewaterhouseCoopers GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft (PwC Germany) is the German member firm of the global PwC network and one of Germany's largest professional services organizations. Through its network of specialist practices and subsidiaries, the firm provides audit and assurance, tax, legal, consulting and other services to public and private sector clients across a broad range of industries.

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP (DTTILLP) is the Indian member firm of the global Deloitte network and one of India's largest professional services organizations. Headquartered in Mumbai, the firm provides audit and assurance, consulting, risk advisory, financial advisory, tax, and related business services to private and government entities.

OceanWell is a US water technology company developing subsea desalination systems designed to produce freshwater from deep ocean water with lower energy use and reduced marine impacts compared with conventional coastal desalination. Its “water farm” model places modular reverse osmosis pods underwater, using natural deep-sea pressure to support filtration. The company is working with Las Virgenes Municipal Water District in California and has completed pilot testing as it moves toward commercial-scale deployment.

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is a global business organisation representing companies, chambers of commerce and business associations across more than 170 countries. Founded in 1919, ICC works on trade policy, dispute resolution, standards and business rules, including Incoterms and international arbitration. In climate and sustainability, ICC engages with governments, international institutions and companies on issues such as carbon accounting, trade rules, supply chain transparency and the role of business in the net-zero transition. Its work is relevant for companies navigating global regulation, cross-border commerce and emerging sustainability standards.