In 2024, the spotlight intensifies on the health impacts of climate change. The economic repercussions of climate-related health issues are gaining attention from governments and corporations, spurred by a significant declaration at COP28 that underlines the urgency of establishing climate-resilient healthcare systems

Stricter laws and directives are being introduced to combat greenwashing, mandating companies to substantiate their sustainability claims and ensure accurate data reporting​

Starting January 2024, the ISSB's IFRS S1 and S2 standards will be in effect, aiming to enhance global sustainability-related disclosures

Embracing sustainable practices, the construction sector is reducing emissions and utilizing innovative materials like ETFE roofing for energy efficiency

Companies are increasingly aligning their strategies with nature-related goals, utilizing advanced technologies like environmental DNA and earth observation for data analysis

JPMorgan Chase highlights key trends for the year, including advancements in climate technologies like carbon capture and hydrogen, the significance of U.S. tax equity in project finance, and the growing importance of ESG and operational sustainability​

The World Economic Forum notes a significant increase in executives recognizing the ROI of sustainability, predicting a rise in investments in this area in 2024

In 2024, businesses are integrating sustainability into their core strategies, emphasizing compliance, transparency, and reporting to combat greenwashing and drive cost efficiency, aligning with global standards like the EU's CSRD and US's SEC Climate Disclosure