Would you like to join the growing movement of businesses and financial institutions who recognise that their responsibility extends beyond the bottom line? 

Ecocide - mass damage and destruction of ecosystems - is at the root of the combined climate and ecological crisis we face today.

By supporting the recognition of the offence of ecocide in international law, businesses, financial institutions and their employees all around the world can play an active role in protecting people and planet. 

You can be part of this positive change.
Join a growing number of businesses and financial institutions calling on governments to join the international conversation and declare support for the adoption of ecocide law at the International Criminal Court (ICC) - to deliver a future and business environment that works in harmony with nature.

 

A unique opportunity for businesses to respond to the climate and ecological crises.

By acting together now to hold those responsible for unlawful or wanton destructive practices to account, we can create better and fairer ways of doing business that are firmly supported by international legal frameworks.

 

Playing a key role in what and how business is carried out.

Financial institutions have an unparalleled opportunity to help set a course for a future where business is carried out within natural limits, conserving the Earth and its resources for future generations.

 

Play an active role in the protection of people and planet.

Join a growing number of businesses and financial institutions calling on governments to deliver a future and business environment that works in harmony with nature.

 

The report is an authoritative assessment of the risks and opportunities of both negative and positive tipping points in the Earth system and society, including ecocide law.


Can ecocide law support business?  Can recognizing ecocide provide a legal safety rail to deter and prevent the worst harms while unlocking innovation? Will it level the playing field for sustainable enterprise?  Find out in this episode as we explore these ideas with business leaders.

CONTACT US

 

Sue Miller

Head of Global Networks, Stop Ecocide International.

Email: business@stopecocide.earth

 
 

Sophie Dembinski

Business Adviser, Stop Ecocide International.
Head of Public Policy and UK Country Manager, Ecosia.

 

Stop Ecocide International is driving the global conversation on recognition of ecocide as an international crime and its potential for deterring destructive practices, protecting vital ecosystems and catalysing positive systems change.