This visual plots countries’ attitudes toward AI on two dimensions—nervousness and excitement—highlighting regional clusters like Anglosphere, Asia, and Europe. It illustrates nuanced public opinion beyond binary agreement/disagreement.

This slide presents 9 possible GDP impact scenarios from the COVID-19 crisis. It cross-tabulates virus containment effectiveness with economic intervention success, providing visual trends for each and labeling them from A1 to B5.

This slide explores various scenarios presented in the "Global Energy Perspective 2022," each with different assumptions about technological progress and policy enforcement. It outlines the potential CO2 prices required, the global temperature increase expected, and the speed of the energy transition. The content is strategically designed to provide stakeholders with a range of possible futures, facilitating strategic planning and policy making in an uncertain energy landscape.

Offers strategic insights into potential futures depending on vaccine and therapeutic developments, including impact on public health and policy decisions.

The slide offers a theoretical approach to combining different funding models to achieve school connectivity in Java, Bali, and Sumatra, addressing potential surplus and challenges.

Details the disparity in school connectivity across Indonesia, with a focus on Sumatra's lag in internet access despite high connectivity in more populated regions like Java. Discusses the implications for educational equity and digital access.

Focuses on the challenges of improving internet connectivity in schools across Indonesia's less populated islands, underlining the geographical disparities.

Explains the connectivity challenges faced by schools across various Indonesian islands, showing the correlation between population size, economic contributions, and school connectivity.

This slide compares perceptions of school safety and inclusiveness between parents of school children and others. Parents with children in school report more favorable views on both measures.

The slide discusses the company's commitment to Science Based Targets and the recurring themes from stakeholder consultations on fashion returns.

The slide presents data on people's belief in science and their desire to retain control over health decisions.

The slide presents data on the rising optimism in the curability of all medical conditions, comparing several countries from 2013 to 2021.

This slide ranks countries by trust in personal research over scientific consensus. A significant portion of global respondents (especially in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand) value personal experience more, raising concerns about misinformation resilience.

This slide presents data on the varying belief in the power of science to cure diseases, highlighting regional differences, particularly in Europe.

The slide illustrates the leading countries in terms of contributions to quantum-relevant scientific publications, with China and the European Union topping the list.

Highlights variation in public trust in scientists by country. Spain and Argentina top the list, while Japan ranks the lowest. The global average trust level is 57%. The chart also displays untrustworthy ratings on the right side.

The slide outlines Scope 1 & 2 emissions reduction progress, highlighting a 66% reduction target and the increase in renewable electricity usage to 90%.

The slide provides an overview of Scope 3 business travel emissions, showing a 72% reduction target by FY30, and the breakdown of emission sources.

Addresses the difficulty organizations face in managing Scope 3 emissions, which make up the majority of total emissions but are prioritized by a minority of companies. Stresses the importance of focusing on these external emissions.

The slide highlights the importance of scope 3 emissions, showing their significant impact across various industries. It provides data on the proportion of emissions from different scopes for sectors like chemicals, cement, car manufacturers, and energy production, stressing the need for comprehensive emissions reduction strategies.

It analyzes the regional rankings within the UK on the Women in Work Index, highlighting the top-performing regions like Scotland and factors contributing to their performance.

The slide proposes strategies for optimizing scrap usage in steel production, with projections and technological implications for 2025.

Describes the objective of Strategic Cost Transformation, which aims to align the business model, operating, and capital model for enhanced organizational performance and efficiency.

This slide details Palsgaard’s strategic focus on SDG 12 and 13, highlighting initiatives like responsible resource use and CO2 emissions reduction. The central table checks align Palsgaard’s operations with these SDGs, pointing out their commitment to innovation in sustainability and the impact on operational costs and global CO2 management.

Communicates the company's commitment to sustainability through SDG-aligned investments. It highlights the yearly investment averages and the main areas of contribution, suitable for reports on corporate responsibility and sustainability initiatives.

The slide describes the scoring methodology for companies on SDG indicators using a 1-5 scale. It includes a geographic and industry breakdown of the companies analyzed, showing a global perspective on SDG reporting practices.

Highlights initiatives contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and showcases new products that align with the company's sustainability portfolio.

This slide examines the balance in SDG reporting, noting most companies report only positive impacts. It shows which SDGs are most commonly prioritized and provides figures for how many companies disclose both positive and negative impacts.

It discusses the average score for reporting quality of companies prioritizing SDGs, highlighting improvements from the previous year and the importance of setting qualitative and quantitative KPIs.

Details how SDGs can enhance business strategies in four key areas: organizational performance, growth, risk management, and return on capital.

Analyzes how the UN Sustainable Development Goals can generate significant business opportunities by 2030, both globally and in Denmark. The slide details the potential for new jobs and market growth, providing a strategic perspective for businesses looking to align with global sustainability efforts and capitalize on emerging trends in responsible business practices.

Describes twelve primary areas where companies can derive business value from SDGs, including partnerships and operational improvements.

This slide presents survey data on the driving forces behind SDG implementation in companies, emphasizing the significant role of CEOs compared to other leadership roles like CSR managers and sustainability project managers.

This slide reviews the SDG engagement of top Danish companies, showing high involvement in goals related to industry, innovation, and climate action, as reported in their annual sustainability reports.

Provides an overview of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, highlighting their role as a global framework for addressing key challenges like poverty, education, and climate change. The slide serves as a valuable educational tool for discussing global priorities and the collaborative efforts needed to achieve sustainable development across various sectors.

This slide summarizes global achievements and ongoing challenges in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, highlighting significant progress in areas like health and poverty, alongside areas needing more effort like sanitation and renewable energy access.

The slide details the percentage of companies in various industries that mention the SDGs in their reporting, highlighting that most sectors are engaging with these sustainability goals.

Provides a matrix mapping SDGs to industry relevance, highlighting key areas for business impact.

The slide illustrates potential market sizes and savings from SDG-related business opportunities, projecting significant growth in areas like mobility systems and new healthcare solutions by 2030.

This slide highlights which Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are prioritized by companies, showing the most relevant and high-priority goals through a colorful visual representation.

This slide shows that the majority of companies mention the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in their reporting, detailing where within the reports these mentions are most frequently found.

Highlights four strategic directions from SDGs for business value: growth, risk, return on investment, and organizational performance.

Offers a structured guide to inspire and engage executives in SDG strategy implementation, measuring impact via surveys.

Discusses the challenges and strategies for successfully implementing SDG-focused plans in businesses.

Offering a strategic blueprint, this slide outlines essential steps to operationalize and measure the impact of SDG initiatives, aiming to enhance clarity and accountability in sustainability efforts within corporate strategies.

The slide outlines the approach for embedding SDGs in businesses, highlighting steps from awareness raising to reporting with corresponding actions and tools.

The slide displays survey results from Danish executives highlighting the perceived relevance of SDGs to their businesses, emphasizing SDGs related to responsible production, economic growth, and climate action as most pertinent.

This slide highlights a global gap in awareness regarding progress on UN Sustainable Development Goals. Less than a quarter of people correctly identify real metrics on SDGs, electronic waste, water scarcity, and species extinction.

The slide shows a high and gradually increasing rate of corporate reporting against the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It explains the relevance of SDGs and highlights that three-quarters of G250 companies now report against them.

The chart shows how people estimate progress toward UN Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. Many overestimate; few select the accurate proportion (about one-fifth).

Highlights Deutsche Bank's contributions to specific UN SDGs, detailing percentages for each goal, showcasing commitment to ESG.

This slide presents SDG reporting rates globally (2017–2022), highlighting regional leaders and laggards. It compares N100 and G250 companies by region and includes national-level insights, notably Germany’s 100% G250 reporting rate and China’s rapid growth.

Discusses how businesses perceive the potential for value creation through responsible consumption and production, decent work, and partnerships, according to SDGs, focusing on sectors with significant operational and strategic impacts.

Highlighting successful industry applications of next-gen software development tools, this slide gives examples of companies like Decathlon and Atlassian leveraging technologies such as infrastructure-as-code and AI-based reviews. It serves as a practical insight into how these tools are applied in business contexts.

The slide estimates a ~$150B opportunity if 13 prioritized green investments are implemented across SEA by 2030. It categorizes each idea under sectors like agriculture and power, listing initiatives such as solar, biofuels, and energy-efficient buildings. A visual grid aids clarity and sector association.

Outlines mutual benefits of SEA-APAC collaboration in bioeconomy, energy, and EV infrastructure, with both immediate market and long-term stability impacts for the broader region.

This slide emphasizes APAC’s dominant share (45%) in SEA’s global trade, highlighting electronics, machinery, and chemicals. It notes strong trade growth (7% CAGR) and interdependence in electronics supply chains between regions.

Analyzes the growth trends of the voluntary carbon market in SEA, emphasizing forestry credits and future projections, useful for investors and policy makers in environmental sectors.

Presents the Southeast Asia Clean Energy Fund II (SEACEF II) as a catalytic capital model for early-stage infrastructure. Describes how $127M raised in 2024 aims to support 25–30 projects by using junior equity to attract senior equity. Addresses the challenge of high-risk perception by showing 27x capital leverage from original SEACEF I investments.

China’s influence in Southeast Asia’s logistics is illustrated through investments in strategic ports. A chart ranks Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore as top recipients. Myanmar’s Kyaukpyu port is a key future asset, underscoring China’s regional ambitions.

This slide analyzes South East Asia's climate commitments compared to global benchmarks using graphs showing emissions changes, carbon pricing, and corporate climate ambitions. Aimed at environmental policy analysts.

Analyzes the deal landscape in Southeast Asia, noting a significant increase in deal values and the influx of global capital. It comments on the positive outlook due to tech company activities, enhancing investor confidence in the region.

Lays out four reasons why Southeast Asia must act now on decarbonization: short timelines, actionable steps, economic growth synergy, and geopolitical support. Emphasizes urgency and achievability.

The slide shows projected growth in the digital economy GMV for different SEA countries, highlighting Vietnam and the Philippines.

This slide analyzes the growth of SEA-based dry powder funds from 2016 to 2020, indicating a positive trend and setting the stage for continued deal activity in 2021 and beyond. The $14B dry powder in the region signifies a strong investment landscape.

The slide presents a forecast for the eComm market growth in SEA by 2025, focusing on the increase in market value and percentage of retail. Indonesia's significant market share is highlighted, as are the growth rates for other SEA countries.

Provides a detailed visual breakdown of carbon emissions by sector in SEA, essential for environmental researchers and policy makers focusing on targeted emission reduction strategies.

Shows SEA’s increasing greenhouse emissions linked to growing energy consumption and economic activity. Warns that emissions will rise significantly unless curve is bent by 2050. Serves as a call to action for emission intensity reduction.

Analyzes the shortcomings in SEA's efforts to meet global climate commitments, emphasizing the need for increased action and policy adjustments.

Discusses the strategic environmental and economic challenges faced by Southeast Asia, highlighting the region's need to address a significant emission gap and the financial investment required to meet sustainability goals by 2030.

Visual representation of emission sources in Southeast Asia in 2020. Major contributors include land use change, power, cement, and livestock. Aims to inform investment decisions by showing emission-heavy sectors.

Discusses the formation of national climate ambitions within SEA, focusing on emissions targets and carbon pricing strategies.

This slide provides an overview of the food delivery market growth in Southeast Asia, highlighting trends during and after the pandemic, consumer behavior changes, and strategic focus areas for companies for sustainable growth. It's suitable for market analysis and strategy planning.

Compares SEA's economic resilience to other regions, useful in evaluating regional economic stability and investment potential.

This slide provides a comparison of the projected internet economy GMV in various Southeast Asian countries for 2030. It serves as an analytical tool for understanding the potential economic scale and growth in different SEA markets, making it useful for strategic planning and investment decisions targeting these regions' internet economies.

The slide shows historical and projected growth in Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) for Southeast Asian internet economies. It highlights the Philippines' significant lead in growth, indicating a potential focus area for market investment and expansion strategies.

Analyzes green investment trends in SEA from 2023–2024. Solar investments nearly doubled while waste management rose 60%. Transport investments declined. Key investment themes include renewables and industrial waste, with commentary on sector performance and country-specific highlights.

Presents the growth trajectory of the SEA Internet economy, highlighting resilience and future potential in various digital sectors, important for investment and economic forecasts.

Highlighting the investment needed to grow the SEA internet economy to $200 billion, the slide compares VC investment as a percentage of GDP among various regions.

Analysis of the Southeast Asian internet market, highlighting its rapid growth with a focus on Indonesia. The use of column charts and regional maps illustrates the comparative analysis with other countries.

Outlines strategic initiatives for achieving Net Zero in SEA, focusing on energy, agriculture, and waste management, useful for environmental strategists and policy makers.

Details the sustainability strategies and commitments of leading SEA companies in their journey to Net Zero, targeting corporate strategists and sustainability advocates.

Highlights the resurgence in online travel interest in SEA countries, comparing current search trends to pre-pandemic levels to predict market demand.

Highlights key environmental and policy initiatives taken by SEA countries over the past year to address climate and sustainability challenges.

The slide presents information on the average daily time spent on Search Engines, with detailed statistics including mean, median, and percentile distributions, based on data from Ipsos Iris Clickstream Data.

Provides insight into the search trends for food delivery services over several years across different countries. Useful for understanding the growth of interest in food delivery and market potential for e-commerce in the food sector.

Provides an overview of an annual survey conducted by L.E.K. to understand hospital priorities in the SEA region, highlighting key decision areas.

Provides insights into future investment focuses in Southeast Asia, particularly in sustainable and renewable sectors.

The slide explains the seasonal patterns of Australian grain exports compared to the Northern Hemisphere, highlighting opportunities for export during specific months. It discusses the counter-cyclical nature of exports and the importance of timing in maximizing value.

This slide offers a detailed view of startups in Southeast Asia, focusing on their distribution across countries, development stages, and sectors. It highlights the concentration of startups in Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, mainly in the eCommerce sector, reflecting market trends and potential investment targets.

Outlines the roles of businesses in SEA in advancing sustainability, including commitments, partnerships, and innovations.

Reviews recent sustainability progress and ongoing challenges in Southeast Asia, emphasizing the need for further efforts towards achieving Net Zero.

Discusses SEA's potential for sustainability leadership, focusing on renewable energy, infrastructural improvements, and corporate roles in sustainability, targeting business strategists and environmental advocates.

Discusses the post-pandemic recovery of the SEA transport sector, emphasizing the uptick in mobility and associated profitability, with strategic insights on overcoming market challenges and achieving growth.

Projects 2 million tonne increase in European auto aluminium demand by 2030, emphasizing OEM carbon reduction through recycled metal and salt slags. Underscores Befesa’s leadership and capacity plans.

It compares average secondary market sales prices from different sources, indicating the range and highest confidence estimate used for market sizing.

It examines the global private secondary market, providing data on market volume and pricing trends across different types of secondary transactions.

It highlights the steady growth in secondary retail market domain name revenues, driven by various types of domainers, with a CAGR of 5%.

The slide discusses the volume of domains resold in the secondary market, emphasizing the growth rate and the small volume compared to the primary market.

This slide presents data on secondary retail market transactions between various registrant markets in 2020, highlighting that the largest proportion of transactions are intramarket or with the US.