Wiley’s FY24 Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) Report Highlights its Progress Towards a Sustainable Future Through Knowledge

Driven by its Advancing Sustainability through Knowledge (ASK) strategy, the company is making constant efforts to reduce carbon emissions, publish high-impact content aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and maintain the integrity of academic publishing in the face of advanced technology like artificial intelligence (AI).

Key highlights include:
*Carbon Net-Zero by 2040: In FY24, Wiley’s net-zero strategy, based on targets validated by the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi), made solid progress through real estate optimization, energy efficiency upgrades, and supply chain engagement.
*UN SDG Impact with Nearly 60,000 Published Articles: In 2023, Wiley published close to 60,000 articles aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), amplifying its impact on global challenges like quality education, reduced inequalities, and climate action.
*Employee Engagement in ESG Initiatives: Wiley employees have contributed to ESG activities, with robust support from the company’s Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) and ESG working groups.
*Leadership in Open Access: Authors continue to choose to publish their work in Wiley’s wide array of open access publishing options, ensuring broader exposure to scientific knowledge and supporting the company’s vision to share knowledge widely and inclusively.
*Integrity in Publishing with AI Tools: The organization continues to embrace advancements in publishing technology by incorporating AI-driven tools to enhance research integrity.
more at: https://newsroom.wiley.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2024/Wileys-FY24-Environmental-Social-Governance-ESG-Report-Highlights-its-Progress-Towards-a-Sustainable-Future-Through-Knowledge/default.aspx

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