The World Business Council for Sustainable Development is funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and The Rockefeller  Foundation (Corporate Philanthropists)  This is a ‘CEO-led’ business coalition of over 200 businesses and partners. Managed by Corporations and the Elite.

In 1995 it became known for promoting the narrative of corporate social and economic sustainable business, pushing the concepts of the UN and the World Economic Forum of Multistakeholder Capitalist Corporations.

WBCSD’s 200 member companies include 13% chemicals, 9% automobile and parts, 6% construction, 5% oil and gas, 5% electricity, 5% forestry and paper and 3% pharmaceuticals and biotechnology with 46% of these businesses in Europe, 23% in North America, 14% Asia, 10% Japan and 3% or less in other parts of the world.

WBCSD membership include agrochemical giants BASF,Bayer,Corteva, Syngenta, Sumitomo Chemicalm Dupont, Dow, BP, Cargill, Chevron, Danone, Google, Kellogs, McKinsey & Co., Nestle, Nutrien, Pepsico, P & G, Ptt Global Chemical, Shell, Rabobank, Santander, Unilever, Walmart and Viterra.

Pfizer established in 1849 by Charles Pfizer and his cousin Charles Erhart is one of the largest global pharmaceutical companies. In 2003 Pfizer was included as a member of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) that provides resources to the worlds leading corporations, (Multistakeholder Capitalist Corporations) to promotion multistakeholder corporations worldwide.

Pfizer won the Crystal Faraday Award for its contribution towards the minimization of its environmental footprint. Pfizer has been recognized by UN/WEF – The World Business Council for Sustainable Development for promoting UN Agenda 2030 and its Global Development Goals.  14 of the 17 Global Development Goals (SDGs) include the UN Global Strategy of Vaccines introduced prior to the pandemic in 2019. As documented on the UN website ‘The Decade of Vaccines 2020-2030, Leave No-one Behind, everyone, everywhere at every age.

In  a Stuff News article referencing Helen Clark awarding India’s largest tobacco company the highest award given by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, for protecting the environment, this was definitely not a glowing report.

The is all about the bigger picture of ‘Build Back Better’. The strategy of global collective action to redesign society, economy for 0.01% of the worlds population. Multistakeholder Capitalist Corporations, Big Tech, Big Pharma etc.,

To Reset the economy, the New Zealand Sustainable Business Council is representative on the World Business Council for Sustainable Development. They document calling the global COVID19 Crisis ‘A Brief Window of Opportunity’.

Prior to the plandemic in 2019, the UN held several high powered meetings in New York the focus was on the failing UN Agenda 2030 Global Development Goals, the words used were “We must take this narrow window of opportunity, we must act now”

The Sustainable Business Council Report 2020 documents “We should not go back to the old normal, but shape a new normal’  Leader of the WHO also publicly announced “we must never go back to the old normal”

Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset. 13^th June 2019 the WEF and UN agreed to an official partnership to accelerate a one script for all, UN Agenda 2030-Leave no-one behind, everyone, everywhere at every age. 2020-2030 The Decade of Action.  Key Players UN Agencies and UN Nations country leaders collaborating with Multistakeholder Corporations, Big Pharma, Big Tech (NZ Business Sustainable Council – World Business Sustainable Council – UNFSS funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and The Rockefeller Foundation)

Yes, those that pollute the waterways, spread the chemicals are included as members of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

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