23 March 2021

The economic, social, and environmental benefits of a circular economy in Indonesia

A circular economy approach in five key sectors could increase Indonesia's GDP by IDR593 to 638 trillion (USD42 to 45 billion) in 2030.

23 March 2021

Implementing a Green Recovery in Southeast Asia

AlphaBeta supported the ADB to understand how Southeast Asia can focus on green growth to successfully and sustainably recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

01 March 2021

The Forest First Approach

AlphaBeta supported the Wildlife Conservation Society in the development of a new forest risk-based approach to tackle tropical deforestation.

28 October 2020

Capturing the prize: The A$200 billion opportunity in 2030 for the Australian food and agribusiness sector

A new report by Food Industry Innovative Australia Limited (FIAL) and AlphaBeta identifies a A$200 billion opportunity in 2030 for the Australian food and agribusiness sector.

09 October 2020

Fraser Thompson discusses the importance of the circular economy for Indonesia

Fraser Thompson presented the preliminary findings from AlphaBeta’s work with UNDP on Indonesia’s National Circular Economy Strategy at the 4th Indonesia Circular Economy Forum (ICEF).

20 July 2020

New Nature Economy Report II: The Future of Nature and Business

Nature-positive solutions can create over US$10 trillion in annual business opportunity and 395 million jobs by 2030, according to the Future of Nature and Business report.

15 July 2020

Methodology Note: New Nature Economy Report on the Future of Nature and Business

AlphaBeta releases a methodology paper to support the World Economic Forum's Future of Nature and Business report.

01 July 2020

Valuing and unlocking the SDG prize for businesses

AlphaBeta had the honour of supporting the Business & Sustainable Development Commission, a group of world-leading CEOs, in answering this question. In this new video, we summarise our findings and approach.

23 June 2020

Perceptions on Plastic Waste in South-East Asia

How do we beat plastic waste and pollution? A new report by the the United Nations Environment Programme, Food Industry Asia and AlphaBeta provides insights.