The New Era of Global Sustainability Reporting: Decoding ISSB, IFRS S1 and IFRS S2
Sustainability reporting is undergoing a profound transformation. What was once largely voluntary, narrative-driven ESG communication is rapidly evolving into a […]
Capital Stock Turnover and the Net-Zero Transition
Retrofitting the Global Economy for a Low-Carbon Future The global conversation around net-zero emissions often focuses on renewable energy targets,
Bangladesh’s Climate Future: Why Adaptation Must Become a National Emergency
“Bangladesh is no longer preparing for climate change. Bangladesh is already surviving it.” Floods, cyclones, river erosion, heat stress, salinity
From Emissions to Stewardship: How CO₂ Utilization is Reshaping Construction
There is a phrase in Islamic environmental ethics that I keep returning to: khalifah/ stewardship. The idea that we hold this
We Were Meant to Be Stewards of this Planet, Not Just Consumers
Sustainability Isn’t New and It Was Never Invented. It Was Simply Forgotten.. Before it was a framework, it was a
Gender Equality: The Overlooked Accelerator of a Net-Zero and Sustainable Future
The global sustainability conversation is often dominated by energy transitions, carbon markets, and emerging climate technologies. While these are essential
Energy Literacy as National Strategy: Redesigning Education System for 2050
A Manifesto for the Global South The year is 2050. One in four people on Earth is African. The economic
From Intervention to Integration: Rethinking Climate Action
When I hear someone say, “We just need more solar panels,” or “Tree planting will solve this,” I know we’re
Beyond 1.5°C: Climate Leadership at the Intersection of Science, Governance, and Capital
For nearly a decade, the 1.5°C target has served as a central reference point for global climate ambition. It was
ESG Reporting: From Stories to Systems — A Global View with Global South Realities
For many years, ESG reporting looked like a branding exercise. Companies published sustainability brochures filled with aspirations, but with little