This report presents a detailed analysis of the CE-MAP, highlighting its significance as a transformative tool for sustainability stakeholders across industries, academia, government and communities.

This paper analyses the global textile and garment industry - one of the most globalised and complex supply chains - to identify key attributes of wellbeing economies and demonstrate how they can be applied in practice.

The System of Environmental Economic Accounting Central Framework (SEEA CF) was adopted in 2012. In one decade, it has expanded to 92 countries, and most OECD countries produced SEEA accounts in 2022. This working paper explores how national statistics producers can work towards increasing public policy use of SEEA statistics.

In 2022, the British Academy commissioned six projects that examined various facets of environmental sustainability using a place-sensitive lens. This report synthesises this evidence base and brings together insights to help stakeholders better understand the role of place-sensitive policy-making and its application to environmental sustainability.

The learning and teaching of the interior design needs to be completely rethought to create a sustainable circular design ecosystem. This paper identifies four key sustainable design principles as a foundation for a new education paradigm for a circular interior design ecosystem model.