At Unilever we’re prioritising climate action in our business because it makes business sense.  The world’s changing climate is impacting people, nature and economies and that’s creating significant risk for Unilever’s supply chain, operations and the people who buy our products.  Extreme weather events don’t just push up commodity prices, they can also reduce agricultural yields and create shocks to the economy. Climate actions build resilience, attract talent and help de-risk the transition to net zero. That's why we’re focusing on where Unilever can have the most material impact, from renewable energy in our factories and sustainability innovation in our business groups to engaging suppliers, farmers and partners on scaling solutions in our value chain. And we’re advocating for ambitious policy solutions to remove barriers and create enabling environments, to help us deliver on our Climate Transition Action Plan. Find out about each of these initiatives in more detail below: 00.00 Why is Unilever prioritising climate action? 01.11 How is Unilever reducing emissions in its operations? 02.38 How is Unilever tackling emissions from its value chain? 04.04 How is Unilever leveraging finance to scale climate solutions? 05.22 How is Unilever reducing emissions from its ingredients and raw materials? 06.33 Why Unilever is championing advocacy, governmental frameworks and partnerships to accelerate solutions. Discover more ways Unilever is reducing emissions across its value chain at  https://www.unilever.com/sustainability/climate/ and https://www.unilever.com   #UnileverInsights

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