GLOBAL FOOTPRINT NETWORK

ANNUAL REPORT

1 LETTER FROM THE CEO

We entered 2016 with a new sense of optimism following the approval of the historic Paris Climate Accord in December 2015. Building on this momentum, we had a very productive year, completing several projects with a number of longtime collaborators, including World Wildlife Fund, the United Arab Emirates, and UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative.

Thanks to a second phase of work with WWF We concluded the year with three priorities that we are pursuing in 2017 Russia in 2016, the city of Moscow committed and beyond: to using the Ecological Footprint as a long- • Modernizing our Ecological Footprint Calculator term sustainability indicator. The newly established WWF Korea raised its profile and • Launching a new open data platform heightened sustainability awareness across many audiences through the launch of its first • Scaling Earth Overshoot Day Korea Footprint Report, which we co-authored. We are proud of our efforts in 2016 contributing to a sustainable, We also contributed to WWF International’s carbon-neutral world as envisioned by the Paris Climate Accord. With biennial Living Planet Report for the ninth time. the help of generous donors, we believe a razor-sharp focus on our three Our Finance for Change Initiative firmly major priorities in 2017 will move us and the world closer to achieving established Global Footprint Network as humanity’s vision as expressed by the UN Sustainable Development a leader in incorporating climate risk into Goals and the Paris Climate Accord. sovereign bond investing through the launch of two major pieces of work: ERISC PHASE II: How food prices link environmental constraints With warmest wishes, to sovereign credit risk with UNEP FI and Mathis Wackernagel, Ph.D. Carbon Disclosure for Sovereign Bonds with South Pole Group. Both reports involved CEO and Co-founder insightful collaborations with numerous financial industry leaders, including BlackRock, S&P Global Ratings, and HSBC.

2 Global Footprint Network is an international research organization that is Our vision is that all people can live well, within the changing how we measure means of nature. and manage our planet’s natural resources. Our mission is to help end ecological overshoot by making ecological limits central to decision- making. By promoting data, tools, and analysis linking resource constraints to economics and well- being, Global Footprint Network influences major investments and policy shifts to support global sustainability.

3 2016 HIGHLIGHTS

Major engagements, including national studies, subnational studies, and international 10 collaborations. = 5 + 4 +1 Countries Subnational Living Planet Assessments Report

4 NATIONAL POLICY & DECISION-MAKING Global Footprint Network helps national governments understand and manage their natural resources, make confident policy decisions, and create a prosperous future.

Montenegro Russia Global Footprint Network assisted Montenegro’s Ministry Global Footprint Network and WWF Russia co-authored a second, of Sustainable Development and Tourism in developing a more detailed Footprint Report on the Russian provinces and monitoring framework for the country’s National Strategy for launched it at an event in Moscow that attracted representatives Sustainable Development (NSSD 2030), which was adopted by from 37 federal provinces. The event also featured a the government in summer 2016. NSSD 2030 sets up a visionary commitment from Moscow officials to use the Footprint as agenda for sustainability that is centered on the Sustainable a long-term planning indicator. The work paved the way for Development Goals adopted by the United Nations in September deeper engagement in Russia in 2017. The report noted that 2015. Global Footprint Network’s work on the NSSD 2030 Russia’s ecological reserve declined 16 percent since 2009, followed its analysis of Montenegro’s Ecological Footprint, which potentially signaling the start of a troubling trend. It broke found that Montenegro is currently using 45% more from nature down the Ecological Footprint for 83 provinces by 12 household than the nation’s ecosystems can regenerate. consumption categories and biocapacity by six main land types.

Switzerland Korea As the Swiss debated a historic green economy vote, Global WWF Korea, one of the youngest national offices in the WWF Footprint Network hosted a series of workshops with dozens of network, turned to Global Footprint Network to lead the creation stakeholders to explore the challenges of achieving one planet of the first report on the Ecological Footprint of Korea to raise living in the areas of food, energy, and resource security. We sustainability awareness among government and business also published a manifesto called “Watch out, dear Switzerland” leaders as well as the general public. One key finding: Korean (achtung-schweiz.org) that outlines how to achieve a successful residents, on average, have an Ecological Footprint eight times future for Switzerland and identifies tools to set priorities and larger than what their country’s ecosystems can provide. The report identify winning strategies. launched on Earth Overshoot Day 2016 and was featured in a subsequent successful event with Jorgen Randers, co-author of

Limits to Growth. 5 NATIONAL POLICY & DECISION-MAKING

Engagements with International 30 Organizations

Arab Forum For Environment EU Parliament Plan Bleu UNEP Mediterranean Action and Development (AFED) Gram Vikas Tour Du Valat Plan Asian Development Bank India Institute of Technology- Union for the Mediterranean UNEP Mediterranean Action (ADB) Guwahati (UfM) Plan, Regional Activity Center on Association of Southeast Asian Sustainable Consumption and Inter-American Development UN Development Programme Production (SCP/RAC) Nations (ASEAN) Bank International (UNDP) UNEP The Economics of Center for Mediterranean IDE-India UN Environment Programme Integration (CMI) Ecosystems and Biodiversity International Union for (UNEP) (TEEB) C.I.H.E.A.M (Centre Conservation of Nature (IUCN) UNEP Convention on Biological International de Hautes UNEP World Conservation IPBES Mediterranean Diversity Études Agronomiques Monitoring Centre - Biodiversity Information Office for UNEP Department of Early Méditerranéennes) - Bari Indicators Partnership (BIP) Environment, Culture and Warning and Assessment UNESCO Venice Office École de technologie Sustainable Development UNEP Finance Initiative UN Statistics Division - System supérieure – Montreal (MIO-ECSDE) (UNEP FI) (Canada) of Environmental Economic Organisation of La UNEP Green Economy Accounting (SEEA) European Environment Agency Francophonie

6 METRICS FOR CITIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS The global effort for sustainability will be won, or lost, in the world’s cities, where 70 to 80 percent of the world’s population is expected to live by 2050. Global Footprint Network has helped leaders in city and regional government around the world track natural resource demands to guide policy decisions for a sustainable future.

Creating an Eco-Civilization Creating an economy that operates in harmony with nature is the centerpiece of China President Xi Jinpig’s vision of transforming the world’s most populous country into an ecological civilization. Can China become such a civilization? To find out, we collaborated with the Province of Guizhou on an Ecological Footprint Report, which was launched at the EcoForum Global conference in Guiyang. The collaboration was funded by the Swiss government. Guizhou, China’s most biodiverse and mountainous province, shares geographic similarities with Switzerland and is seeking to emulate Swiss success in developing a resource-efficient, tourist-friendly, and prosperous economy. The Footprint analysis found that Guizhou has the sixth-lowest per person Ecological Footprint, at 1.72 global hectares per capita, and the fifth-lowest per person income (18,700 yuan) among China’s provinces. On the Human Development Index, Guizhou’s score was calculated to be 0.62, which is below the goal of 0.7 for high development and below the 0.73 average in China. By aiming to increase income through improvements in efficency, Guizhou is an ideal province to pilot ecological civilization development because it can build an economy that invests and builds upon its unique natural resources: a rich biodiversity and beautiful mountainous landscapes.

www.chinafootprint.org 7 New Research on Food Price Shocks FINANCE FOR Population growth and changing diets are creating strains on the food system. CHANGE Our report, ERISC Phase II: How food prices link environmental constraints to sovereign credit risk, showed how differently food price Our Finance for Change shocks driven by environmental trends would affect the Initiative seeks to transform economies of 110 countries. If global food prices double, as they did in 2008, then China could lose $161 billion in the financial system so GDP and India could lose $49 billion. However, the biggest that climate change and effects would be felt in low-income countries, according resource constraints are better to our findings. Collaborators included the UNEP Finance integrated by investors. Through Initiative, S&P Global Ratings, and HSBC. groundbreaking research and strong industry collaboration, we have become a leading voice guiding investors and credit Carbon Disclosure for Sovereign Bond Investors rating agencies to recognize the Working with 10 finance industry leaders, Global Footprint Network developed an approach for investors to disclose and manage carbon exposure in their sovereign links between the environmental bond holdings. The lack of a methodology has been a major obstacle to investors and economic risks of countries assessing such risk. The results were in published a report titled Carbon and to incorporate those risks Disclosure and Climate Risk in Sovereign Bonds. In addition to recommending a into sovereign bond investing. specific methodology, the report also outlines a dashboard of indicators to identify and manage www.footprintfinance.org carbon transition and climate risks. Launched in December, the report was followed by a webinar with Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) in January 2017 that attracted nearly 100 attendees. 8 ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT CALCULATOR

The Ecological Footprint Calculator is our most widely used sustainability tool. Available in 12 languages, our Footprint Calculator lets users measure their demand for our planet’s renewable natural resources and then allows them to explore ways to reduce it. In 2016, we focused on redesigning the calculator for mobile devices.

million users in of the Footprint 2.2 Calculator 216 countries

“I’ve used the Footprint Calculator in a mix of classes—undergrad and graduate and an ecology class for non-majors—to get students to think about how they impact the globe and its ecosystems. It’s super-useful. Most people I know who teach ecology use it in some way.” — John Callaway Professor and Graduate Program Director for MS in Environmental Management, University of San Francisco

www.footprintcalculator.org

9 Earth Overshoot Day marks the date when humanity’s demand on nature exceeds nature’s annual budget, or more precisely, the amount Earth’s ecosystems can regenerate. In 2016, Earth Overshoot Day fell on August 8. For the first time, Global Footprint Network launched a series of pledges as part of its 2016 campaign to empower individuals to take action. Thanks to the help of 33 partners, Earth Overshoot Day also attracted the greatest media attention yet in 2016, with front page coverage in USA Today and the official Vatican newspaper, L’Osservatore Romano, among countless other articles. www.overshootday.org

38,202 1,885 2,359 YouTube video views webpage mentions Pledges Taken of Global Footprint in 84 countries leading Network’s video to over 1.8 billion impressions 10 2016 BY THE NUMBERS

10,286 35,093 data downloads followers on social media

83,794 6 publishable data points from journal articles/ National Footprint Accounts white papers

11 OUR ACADEMIC REACH

Our Ecological Ecological Footprint Footprint and biocapacity and databiocapacity were downloaded data by were 10,286 downloaded individuals from more by than 120 countries. Students, teachers, and professors are the largest users of our data. These top universities are among the 2000+10,286 educational institutions individualsrepresented by data from users more around than the world. 120 countries. Students, teachers, and professors are the largest users of our data. These universities below are among the 2000+ educational institutions represented by data users around the world.

University of Oslo Tyumen State University University of British Columbia University of Edinburgh McGill University University of Copenhagen University of Cambridge University of Toronto ETH Zurich University of Oxford Beijing Normal University Stanford University Sapienza University of Rome UC Berkeley Harvard University Chinese Academy of Sciences University of Tokyo Duke University Tel Aviv University Qatar University Texas A&M University University of Miami United Arab Emirates University Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education Madras School of Economics University of Jos Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Diponegoro University Universidade de São Paulo Africa University

University of Cape Town University of Melbourne National Technological University

12 80 PARTNERS IN 26 COUNTRIES

Government Agencies Consultancies Educational Institutions Corporations Instituto Jatobás Abu Dhabi Global Agenda 21 Consulting Agrocampus Ouest Bank Sarasin Instituto Ricerche Economiche Environmental Data Altus Impact Cardiff University – Barilla e Sociali del Piemonte eInitiativ Best Foot Forward The Centre for Pictet Group Korea Institute Center for City of Calgary Centro Nacional de Business Relationships, Portfolio 21 Investments, Inc. Sustainable Development ICLEI Local Governments Consultoría Accountability, KÖVET Association for for Sustainability DANDELION Sustainability and Society NGOs Sustainable Economies Pacific Community Environmental (BRASS) Millennium Institute British Columbia Institute ALISOS – Alianzas para la Palawan Council for Consulting and Service Ltd. My Drop in the Oceans of Technology – School Sostenibilidad Sustainable ECOLOGIC S.A.S. - New Economics of Construction and Australian Earth Laws Foundation (nef) Development CO CERO Alliance 2 Environment One Earth Initiative Welsh Assembly EcoRes BioRegional Development Charles University Plattform Footprint Government Ecossistemas Design Group Environment Center Population Matters Zero Waste SA Ecológico Clean Up & Recycle for Corvinus University of Pronatura Mexico (South Australia) EcoSTEPS Budapest Environment Sentido Verde Estudio MC Ecole Nationale Supérieur Confederation of Indian Footprint Consult E.U. des Mines de Saint- Industry (CII) Sustainable Europe Info Grafik Inc. Étienne Dutch Footprint Group – Research Institute (SERI) Iniciativa Verde Gujarat Institute for Werkgroep Voetafdruk The Natural Step IDEA Consultants Inc. Development Research Nederland International Libélula Instituto Nacional de Earth Day Network The Sustainable Scale Natural Logic, Inc. Tecnologia Industrial Ecological Footprint Japan Project Punto 3 Srl Maastritch University Eco-Norfolk Foundation The Web of Hope RECYCLA Chile National State Tax Emirates Environmental Utah Population and Sustentator University of Ukraine Group Environment Coalition Pontifical Catholic Sustento Emirates Wildlife Society / Water Footprint Network University of Peru WWF – International The Footprint Company WWF University of Genoa – WWF – Japan Department for the Fundación Amigos de la Study of Territory and Naturaleza its Resources Fundación Neotrópica University of Siena – Globexs Ecodynamics Group Innovation for Sustainable Development Association

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16 WHO WE ARE

Board of Directors Co-Founder and Jorgen Randers, Professor E.O. Wilson, Distinguished Interns Susan Burns, Co-Founder CEO, Global Footprint of Climate Strategy, biologist, Harvard Weng Lam Ao and Director of Finance for Network Norwegian School of University Vivian Bi Change, Global Footprint Management Arthur Cen Network Honorary Chair Peter Raven, Former Our Team Alex Church Jamshyd Godrej, André Hoffmann, Vice President, Missouri Benjamin Bellman Carlos Inigo Chairman and Managing Chairman, Roche Botanical Gardens, Pragyan Bharati, Ph.D. Yuqiao Liang Director, Godrej & Boyce leading botanist Michael Borucke Sara Melziade Mfg Co. Ltd. Science and Policy William E. Rees, Co-creator Sandra Browne Trang Nguyen Daniel Goldscheider, Advisory Council of the Ecological Footprint Helena Brykarz Jonah Poczobutt Founder and CEO, Karl-Henrik Robèrt, Susan Burns Paulina Saracco Terry A’Hearn, Chief Paperless, Inc. Founder, The Natural Step Kylie Carera Zhiyu Tang Executive at Scottish H.E. Razan Khalifa Al Emil Salim, Former Amanda Diep Rong Xu Environment Protection Mubarak, Secretary Indonesian Minister of State Derek Eaton Sol Ah Yoo Agency General, Environment James Gustave Speth, Mikel Evans Oscar Arias, Former Phillip Fullon Agency - Abu Dhabi Founder of World Affiliates Sarosh Kumana, President, Costa Rica Resources Institute, Alessandro Galli, Ph.D. Michel Gressot Jag Alexeyev Investor, President, Lester Brown, Founder, leading environmental Earth Policy Institute advocate Nicole Grunewald, Ph.D. Sofia Curado Pacific Capital Martin Halle Tony Drummond Management Herman Daly, Will Steffen, Former Director, Intellectual father of Australian National Laurel Hanscom Melissa Fondakowski Rob Lilley, Investor, Ingrid Heinrich Steven Goldfinger Member, Terra Global Ecological Economics University’s Climate Fabio Feldmann, Former Change Institute Shiyu (Krina) Huang Mark Harvey Capital Ronna Kelly Annabel Hertz Lynda Mansson, Minister of Environment, Per Espen Stocknes, Senior São Paulo David Lin, Ph.D. Karin Hess Director General, Lecturer and Researcher, Drew Lisac Eric Garcetti, Mayor, BI Norwegian Business Robert Klijn MAVA Foundation Laetitia Mailhes Serena Mancini Julia Marton-Lefèvre, Los Angeles School Jon Martindill Former Director General, Stephen Groff, Vice David Suzuki, Award- Zahra Medouar IUCN; Executive Fellow, President, Asia winning scientist and Giacomo Pascolini Yale School of Forestry and Development Bank, broadcaster Pati Poblete Environmental Studies Southeast Asia/Pacific M.S. Swaminathan, Loredana Serban Keith Tuffley, Tom Lovejoy, H. John India’s leading scientist on Michelle Shaffer CEO, The B Team; Chairman, Heinz III Center sustainable food security Judith Sissener Neuw Ventures SA Manfred Max-Neef, Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker, Diane Stark Terry Vogt, Managing Economist, recipient of Co-President, Club of Frank Thompson Director, Terra Global Right Livelihood Award Rome Mimi Torres Capital Rhodri Morgan, Former Dominique Voynet, Former Mathis Wackernagel, Ph.D. Mathis Wackernagel, First Minister for Wales Environment Minister, Michael Wang Co-creator of the Daniel Pauly, Leading France, and Former Mayor, Sebastian Winkler Ecological Footprint, marine ecologist Montreuil Dengyao Xu 17 WHO WE ARE

CLIENTS Educational Institutions NGOs Pathwise Leadership Ewha Womans University Emirates Wildlife Society - WWF Pentagram Government and International Princeton University New Economics Foundation PRI Association Agencies Research Centre for WWF Hong Kong Rachel Roberts Agence Francaise de Astronomy and Earth Sciences, WWF Japan Rosier & Co Developpement Hungarian Academy of Sciences WWF Korea Captus Sarl Climate Change Commission of the University of Brunei Darussalam WWF International Schaffer & Combs Philippines University of Liechtenstein WWF Russia Storyware County Council of Biscay University of Waterloo Teract Technologies Kalu Yala Corporations Tink Tank Studio Ministry of Climate Protection, Consultancies Tobi Designs Tetra Pak North America Tune Into Earth Environment, Agriculture, ABOCO - Aurélien BOutaud COnseil Conservation, and Consumer University of Siena footprint-consult e.U. Contributors VRE sprl Protection of North Rhine- IDEA Consultants Westphalia Anomi Studio Patricia Wintroath, CPA KPMG CARDENAS DOSAL, S.C. Chiron Mukherjee Consulting Ministry of Sustainable Medcom Information Services Development and Tourism of Cosmetto Donated Goods and Services South Pole Group Earth Economics Montenegro Vescore AG Cooley LLP Munich, Referat für Ecocity Builders Nicolas Galler Gesundheit und Umwelt Elsevier Google Inc. Office of the Presidential Scott Fitzloff Nagham Helmy Adviser for Environmental Erica Frye Alex Shapiro Protection (Philippines) IEA.org Sustainable Growth Associates Provincial Governor of Impactvesting LLC Ticket to the Moon Mindanao (Philippines) Anka Ivanovic Research Institute for Nebojsa Jablan Humanity in Nature (Japan) Silke Knebel UAE Ministry of Environment and Christopher Knowland Water Maddox Design Made To Order Mary Jane Ryan Consulting LLC Minuteman Press Peter Nguyen Claire Obenson

18 FINANCIALS

INCOME | JANUARY 1, 2016 – DECEMBER 31, 2016 All values shown in U.S. dollars

Income

Foundations 1,608,283 Individual Contributions 1,182,840 Fee for Service 349,219 In-Kind Contributions 213,081 Income License Fees 51,726 Speaking Honoraria 12,053 Interest, Dividends, Unrealized Loss 8,181 Royalties 3,440

Total Income: 3,428,823

Consolidated across U.S., Swiss, and Belgian entities. 19 FINANCIALS

EXPENSES | JANUARY 1, 2016 – DECEMBER 31, 2016 All values shown in U.S. dollars

Expenses

Payroll and Personnel Expenses 1,684,416 Operations 450,051 Professional Fees 448,302 Program Expenses 269,410 Expenses Computer-Related Expenses 106,039 Travel 81,035

Total Expenses: 3,039,253

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