平衡的世界2025（英）-凯捷研究院

A world in balance 2025: Unlocking resilience and long-term value through environmental action#GetTheFutureYouWantA world in balance 2025Unlocking resilience and long-term value through environmental actionTable of contents2Capgemini Research Institute 2025A world in balance 2025: Unlocking resilience and long-term value through environmental actionExecutive summary08Who should read this report and why? 04Despite global headwinds, organizations are reaffirming commitment to sustainability12Sustainability is a core future-proofing strategy22Climate adaptation is a priority – but most organizations are underprepared363Capgemini Research Institute 2025A world in balance 2025: Unlocking resilience and long-term value through environmental actionAI is powering sustainability efforts, but its environmental is a critical consideration50Organizational, structural, and geopolitical barriers to sustainability56Recommendations76Conclusion 8485Research methodologyAppendix92Who should read this report and why?The fourth edition in our annual series, this report examines the trends shaping sustainability strategies and roadmaps. It offers a comprehensive view of organizational progress toward sustainability goals; where and why momentum is slowing; and what action organizations are taking. The report will be especially valuable for chief sustainability officers (CSOs) but given the cross-functional nature of sustainability – and this edition’s focus on business value and future-proofing – it will also be relevant to the broader C-suite and leaders across functions such as strategy, R&D, supply chain, and technology.This year’s edition ranges across themes from investment priorities, business value creation, and climate adaptation, to the impact of AI in sustainability and barriers to implementation. It also offers recommendations to help organizations sustain progress and adapt to an evolving business and regulatory environment.This report is based on original findings from a comprehensive industry survey of 2,146 senior executives (director level and above) from 716 leading organizations across 13 countries with annual revenue above $1 billion. Half of the executives surveyed work within corporate functions, and half come from value chain functions. We also interviewed senior sustainability executives at leading organizations and conducted a global survey of 6,566 consumers. Please see the research methodology at the end of the report for more details.4Capgemini Research Institute 2025A world in balance 2025: Unlocking resilience and long-term value through environmental actionThank you to the industry executives who contributed their perspectives to this studyDr. Eva RiesenhuberGlobal Head of Sustainability, SiemensAnke EhlersManaging Director – International Sustainability,ALDI SouthPaul PolmanFormer CEO at Unilever and co-author of the book "Net Positive: How courageous companies thrive by giving more than they take"Rodolfo BrajcichGlobal Director of Nutr