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Many Swatch watches now use a sustainable “bioceramic” material instead of traditional plastic. And in a stand for human rights, Swatch has resisted backlash against its LGBTQ+ Pridethemed watches.

36.Leidos

RESTON, VA.

The defense contractor is a leader in addressing —and destigmatizing— addiction and mental health issues in the broader workforce. It also provides counseling on such issues to government entities.

37.WSP

MONTREAL

The engineering giant aims to generate more than 50% of its income from “clean-revenue” projects. One current highlight: a massive transmission network to carry hydroelectricity to New York from Canada.

38.Winmark

MINNEAPOLIS

The owner of clothes resale chains such as Plato’s Closet and Once Upon a Child estimates it has resold more than 1.6 billion items since 2010—helping to tackle a fast-fashion waste crisis overwhelming landfills.

39.CIB Egypt

GIZA, EGYPT

CIB recently became the first Egyptian bank to issue a green bond, raising $100 million to finance projects to increase the use of renewable energy in a region that finds itself increasingly stressed by climate change.

40.Esusu

NEW YORK CITY

This startup helps young people and folks with iffy credit build a financial profile. It reports users’ timely rent payments to major credit bureaus, gradually improving their scores and empowering them to borrow later.

41.PayPal

SAN JOSE

PayPal is now using AI to identify payments that could have criminal links. The tech detects transactions related to terrorism, drug sales, trafficking, and more, enabling PayPal to quickly loop in law enforcement.

42.SESAME WORKSHOP

Helping displaced children keep up with their education.

NEW YORK CITY

Few investments offer a return as enduring and broadly shared as early childhood education— one Nobel-winning economist puts the ROI to societies at 13% annually—but every year tens of millions of children miss out, displaced by conflict or other crises.

Now Sesame Workshop, the 55-year-old nonprofit creator of Sesame Street, offers Ahlan Simsim, or “Welcome Sesame” in Arabic—a program developed in partnership with the International Rescue Committee that has reached 25 million kids across the Middle East and North Africa. Ahlan Simsim has also become the basis for a remote preschool experience, combining in-person services, teacher-led phone calls, multimedia materials distributed via WhatsApp, and engaged caregivers, that has reached 2 million children in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. It may be a scrappy approximation of the real thing—caregivers have been known to borrow phones or seek cell service on rooftops—but studies by New York University’s Global TIES for Children have found the impacts on participants’ development to be broad and profound.

43.VC Gender Parity

AUSTRALIAN FIRMS

After research showed that women-led firms received only 10% of VC funding in Australia in 2022, a few firms committed to do better and share data about who they vetted; now some 50 firms have signed on.

44.Trimble

WESTMINSTER, COLO

Trimble’s software helps architects and contractors predict the energy consumption of buildings they’re designing; its “embodied carbon” calculator can help them choose materials with a lower carbon footprint.

45.Google Nest

PALO ALTO

The thermostat maker’s Energy Shift feature lets users make continual adjustments that concentrate energy consumption when power is cheaper, or when the grid is relying on cleaner power sources.

46.Habi

BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA

In Latin America’s housing markets, lowerincome homeowners often can’t get accurate home valuations. The Habimetro tool has helped 557,000 households in Colombia and Mexico fill that gap.

47.Biobot Analytics

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

Biobot analyzes wastewater to track the spread of disease, tech that’s been crucial in anticipating COVID-19 outbreaks. Biobot now also tracks mpox and norovirus, monitoring 400 communities in 50 states.

48.Cotopaxi

SALT LAKE CITY

This maker of colorful outdoor apparel concentrates on fighting poverty. Cotopaxi gives 1% to 3% of revenue to nonprofits that provide education in impoverished areas or shelter to refugee communities.

49.Kayrros

PARIS

Kayrros helps governments combat emissions of powerful greenhouse gases like methane by figuring out exactly where they’re being emitted from—using AI and satellite imagery to pinpoint trouble spots.

50.VF Corp.

DENVER