Science Based Targets initiative

International climate change collaboration

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January 2025 David Kennedy was announced as the new CEO of the Science Based Targets initiative, succeeding Luiz Amaral.
July 2 2024 CEO Luiz Amaral announced his decision to step down from the Science Based Targets initiative for personal reasons.
April 2024 SBTi Board of Trustees released a statement indicating an intention to permit environmental attribute certificates (EACs) for Scope 3 emissions reduction targets, despite previous resistance. The decision was influenced by the Bezos Earth Fund and sparked internal and external controversy.
September 2022 SBTi launched the Forestry, Land and Agriculture (FLAG) guidance, allowing companies to claim emission reduction targets through 'insetting', which was a departure from the organization's previous position on emission reductions.
October 2021 SBTi developed and launched the world's first net zero standard, providing a framework for companies to set science-based net zero targets aimed at limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels.
2015 Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) was established to help companies set emission reduction targets aligned with climate science and Paris Agreement goals.

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