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Arcadis is the world's leading company delivering sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets. With more than 36,000 people active in over 30 countries, we bring together the best minds from around the world to deliver intelligent products and solutions across the environment, energy, water, buildings, transport and infrastructure sectors. Our work has helped more than a third of the world's communities become more resilient, and we support over 40,000 client projects annually, generating gross revenues of €5bn in 2024. Founded in 1888 as a land reclamation business in the Netherlands, Arcadis has evolved through more than 135 years of innovation and strategic acquisitions into a global industry leader. We are ranked in the top 2% in our sector by Sustainalytics for ESG Risk Rating and in the top 2% of firms by EcoVadis for sustainable practices integration. Our four global business areas - Places, Mobility, Resilience, and Intelligence - enable us to deliver transformative projects that improve quality of life, from reducing flood risks in the Netherlands to securing clean drinking water across more than 30 U.S. states, from creating sustainable legacies during the Paris Olympics to revolutionizing urban transit with metro systems from Sydney to Toronto.

Founded in 1692, Babylonstoren began as one of the oldest Cape Dutch wine and wheat farms at the foot of Simonsberg Mountain in South Africa's Franschhoek wine valley. Originally granted to Pieter van der Byl, the estate evolved over centuries until its transformation in 2007, when Koos Bekker and Karen Roos acquired the property with a vision to reimagine it as a modern farm destination. Karen commissioned French architect Patrice Taravella to design a magnificent garden inspired by medieval cloister gardens, creating the heart of what Babylonstoren would become. Today, the estate operates as a luxury farm hotel and working agricultural estate, anchored by a sprawling 3.5-hectare garden featuring over 300 edible plant varieties. The garden's 15 themed clusters supply two farm-to-fork restaurants, while a state-of-the-art winery produces award-winning wines. Guests stay in authentic Cape Dutch buildings converted into luxurious accommodations, including the Farmhouse, Garden Cottages, and Fynbos Cottages. A spa, farm shop, bakery, and experiences like Soetmelksvlei - a restored 19th-century farmyard - complete the immersive agricultural lifestyle destination. Babylonstoren has expanded to include sister estates in the UK, Italy, and the Netherlands, all sharing a philosophy of celebrating natural beauty, seasonal living, and heritage hospitality.

B Corp Certified | Education Access | Global Impact B Corp certified. Partners with top universities to make world-class education accessible globally. Adheres to rigorous social and environmental performance standards with a transparent business model delivering service with minimal climate impact. Why WDIWF selected this company: B Corp certification, democratizing education access globally, partnerships with 300+ universities, transparent social impact reporting.

Cleanaway is Australia's largest waste management and resource recovery company, delivering essential services that transform waste into valuable resources. With a national network of over 350 sites, 6,400+ vehicles, and 10,000+ employees, the company operates at scale to serve millions of customers and communities across the nation. For over 50 years, Cleanaway has partnered with businesses, councils, and communities to provide comprehensive waste solutions ranging from general collection and recycling to specialized hazardous and liquid waste management. The company processes materials through state-of-the-art facilities including recycling centres, organics processing plants, and engineered landfills, recovering as many resources as possible to minimize environmental impact. At the core of Cleanaway's operations is a commitment to building a circular economy in Australia. The company continuously invests in innovation and advanced technologies to recover more materials, reduce landfill dependency, and unlock value from waste. Through partnerships with approximately 140 council relationships and services spanning healthcare, industrial, commercial, and municipal sectors, Cleanaway delivers tailored solutions that help customers achieve their sustainability targets. The company's award-winning education programs, including the Greenius e-learning platform, support behaviour change and improved recycling outcomes. Listed on the ASX (CWY) and guided by its Blueprint 2030 strategy, Cleanaway is positioned to lead Australia's transition toward sustainable waste management and a circular economy.

In April 1898, in the industrial heart of Essen, Germany, Rheinisch-Westfälische Elektrizitätswerk AG was founded as a local municipal utility. The founders recognized a fundamental gap: the rapidly industrializing world needed reliable, scalable electricity to power progress. What began as a regional electricity supplier evolved into one of Europe's largest power producers, growing alongside the energy demands of the 20th century. Through two World Wars, reconstruction, and economic miracles, RWE powered Germany's rise, expanding from coal and lignite into nuclear, gas, and renewables. The company's story mirrors the continent's energy journey - from the early electrical grid to today's green transition. By 2018, RWE stood at a crossroads. The energy world was transforming, and the company knew its future lay in sustainable power. That year, RWE announced a landmark asset swap with E.ON, transferring international renewable generation assets worth billions to reshape its portfolio. Today, RWE is already one of the world's leading companies in renewable energy, investing billions annually in offshore and onshore wind, solar, and battery storage. With operations across Europe, the Americas, and Asia-Pacific, the company has committed to being carbon neutral by 2040. From its headquarters in Essen - where the original utility was founded 125 years ago - RWE now pioneers green hydrogen, floating offshore wind, and next-generation storage, driving the global energy transition forward.

Orkla is a leading industrial investment company focused on brands and consumer-oriented companies, creating sustainable value through active ownership. With a presence in over 100 markets globally, Orkla has 10 portfolio companies operating across food and ingredients, health and home care, and paints and coatings. The company has a long-term, industrial approach to its portfolio companies, investing where it can contribute to further value creation through industry expertise, consumer insight, and experience in building leading brands. Orkla traces its origins back to 1654 as a mining company at Løkken Verk in Norway. Today, the company is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange and combines active ownership and capital discipline with a long-term perspective rooted in its industrial heritage. Orkla accelerates growth and expands the strategic opportunity space for its portfolio companies through both organic investment and mergers and acquisitions, serving both private and professional markets primarily in Europe.