Climate change is becoming a top corporate social responsibility issue for companies in Asia-Pacific. Experts identify climate change as the most important issue, followed by corporate governance and labor/human resources. Companies will need to demonstrate reducing their carbon emissions and impacts as well as partnering to adapt to climate change. Worldview Impact aims to mitigate climate change through rubber plantation projects that create sustainable livelihoods and jobs while reducing poverty. Their projects in Sri Lanka and India involve planting rubber trees, renewable energy, and providing training to local communities.

1. Climate Change and Social Entrepreneurship Dr. Bremley W. B. Lyngdoh – Founder and Chief Executive

5. "Climate Change" Graph - Image by NASA

8. Global Campaigns

9. Mitigating Climate Change

11. Rubber Plantation

13. Rubber Tapping

14. Latex Collection

15. Rubber Nursery in Sri Lanka

18. Rubber Nursery in India

19. Land Clearing in India

22. Creating Sustainable Livelihoods

23. Training in Rubber Nursery

24. Stakeholder Engagement

27. Reducing Poverty

31. Worldview Impact Foundation

34. Carbon Neutral Dance We invite people to join us in our fundraising parties that aim to raise funds for our climate change mitigation projects combine with our sustainable livelihoods projects for long term poverty reduction in different pilot countries.

35. Carbon Neutral Artist Karen David recorded a new version of her song ‘Shillong Shillong’. She donated it to Worldview Impact to support the rubber tree planting project in her homeland Meghalaya, North East India.

36. Carbon Neutral Athlete We have joined Team Green Britain and invited Olympic Athletes to reduce their footprints by planting rubber trees in poor countries which will mitigate climate change via carbon absorption, create sustainable livelihoods for the poor from organic rubber production and reduce poverty at the community level in the long run.

37. UnLtd World BRIC Award 2009

38. Ernst & Young START Summit

39. Green Revolution @ TEDxPerm

40. International Media Impact

41. Thanks a Carbon Tonne!