Category Archives: Sustainable Finance & ESG

Sustainable investment, ESG strategy

Flooding reveals urban planning flaws as climate change forces cities to reimagine their landscape relationship.

Climate Crisis Exposes Flawed Urban Planning

Flooding reveals urban planning flaws as climate change forces cities to reimagine their landscape relationship.

The question of biodiversity credits inspired by carbon credits was discussed again at COP 16. With similar controversies.

What Credibility Can Be Given to Biodiversity Credits?

The question of biodiversity credits inspired by carbon credits was discussed again at COP 16. With similar controversies. Review and lessons learned.

OECD Green Finance Forum emphasizes urgency of private investment scaling, standardized reporting, and innovative climate solutions

Role of Green Finance to Accelerate Just Transition – State of Play

The OECD Forum on Green Finance and Investment is a platform for discussions on aligning finance with global climate goals, focusing on mobilizing private investment, regulatory frameworks, and sustainable corporate practices. Some of our takeaways of the discussions held during the 2024 edition

Climate Week NYC 2024 – Too Much Talk and Not Enough Action

The event began with an excellent observation: put people at the heart of climate action. But instead of demonstrating action, the event got bogged down in a flow of empty words at a time when what we really needed is tangible actions.

CSRD mandates EU sustainability reporting, with board accountability ensuring management commitment through ESRS governance standards.

CSRD: Reshaping Board-Level ESG Accountability

CSRD mandates EU sustainability reporting, with board accountability ensuring management commitment through ESRS governance standards.

Learn how to identify and assess risk and opportunities (IROs) within CSRD's double materiality framework for ESG reporting

CSRD: Mapping IROs Through Double Materiality Lens

Learn how to identify and assess inside-out and outside-in risk opportunities (IROs) within CSRD’s double materiality framework for ESG reporting

Learn how to implement living wages across your value chain while meeting ESRS requirements and upholding human rights standards

Living Wages in Value Chains: ESRS & Human Rights

What is an adequate or living wage?   A wage that allows workers to meet their basic needs and also provides them with some discretionary income for other expenses. It is often higher than the legal minimum wage and reflects the actual cost of living in a particular location. A living wage takes into account factors […]