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185 Bioregion Teams

5 Theme-Leagues

1 Global Climate League

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League rules, procedures, scoring and so much more!

Introduction

Step into a new frontier of environmental action with the Global Climate League, where the focus is on the bioregional stage. Whether you're an individual, a company, a school, or a community group - everyone's invited to join this exhilarating venture.

Under the vast umbrella of the Global Climate League, 185 teams emerge, each representing a distinct bioregion on our planet. It's not just a league; it's a movement uniting people worldwide. Picture this: 5 theme-leagues, each with its own set of league-specific standings and a coveted championship.

Now, here's the magic - the teams aren't just made up of players; they encompass everyone in the bioregion contributing to activities related to the 5 key themes. It's a dynamic collaboration where individuals, organizations, and companies join forces, driving impactful change right where it matters most. Welcome to the Global Climate League, where every bioregion becomes a stage for environmental and social transformation.

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Methodologies

League scoring methodologies, goals & indicators

Methodology Profile

Global Climate League

GRI

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Global Reporting Initiative

Methodology Indicators & KPIs

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Social & Relationship

Methodology:

Doughnut Economics - Multi Capital Scorecard

Goal:

Gender equality (men vs women in parliament)

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Social & Relationship

Methodology:

Doughnut Economics - Multi Capital Scorecard

Goal:

Access to improves sanitation

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Informal employment

Number of workers who in their main or secondary jobs were (a) own-account workers, employers and members of producers' cooperatives employed in their own informal sector enterprises; (b) own-account workers engaged in the production of goods exclusively for own final use by their household (e.g. subsistence farming); (c) contributing family workers, regardless of whether they work in formal or informal sector enterprises; or (d) employees holding informal jobs, whether employed by formal sector enterprises, informal sector enterprises, or as paid domestic workers by households.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Casual workers

Number of workers engaged in casual work executed for a short period (e.g. daily work), occasionally or intermittently and is typically informal. The measurement of this type of workers can vary across regions/countries.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Employment wages and benefit as a proportion of company revenue

Employees yearly gross earning summed to the per capita expenses in benefits over the total company's revenue, indicating the financial weight that labor has within an organisation.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Labor productivity with respect of GVA

GVA (Gross Value Add) per employed person, measuring the economic value generated by the labour of one person on a specifc product/service category.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Average net income

Hourly rate per employee after taxation, broken down by NACE activity, giving an indication of how much the employee is actually disposing for living. The use of this indicator in combination with the gross income gives us an idea of the amount of income lost with taxation. If the taxation would vary based on the impact of the activity, circular activity could improve their remuneration and desirability.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Minimum wage as a percentage of median wage

Monthly minimum wage as % of median wage = (Monthly minimum wage/Median monthly wage) × 100, used to measure the distance between sector's incomes.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Average gross income

Hourly rate per employee before taxation, broken down by NACE activity, giving an indication of how much the employer is willing to pay on average for each activity.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Precarious employment

Number of casual workers, short-term workers or seasonal workers, and workers whose contract of employment allows their employer to terminate the contract at short notice or at will, with specific circumstances determined by national legislation and custom. The measurement of this type of workers can vary across regions/countries.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Job satisfaction index

The perceived happiness and fulfillment of employees based on information gathered from employment and HR surveys in response to the question "How happy are you with your job?" with information on sector's averages.

Category:

Social

Macro-indicator:

Socio-economic

Methodology:

Circle Economy Foundation

Goal:

Number of workers in social enterprises

Number of workers employed in social welfare and, usually, with limited environmental impact. Therefore, even if not considered as circular activities, they contribute to social foundation.

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