Tag Archives: Corporate Responsibility
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Calling on water-intensive industries to do more
Water-intensive sectors, such as those in manufacturing and production, are under more pressure than ever to take greater responsibility for their water consumption
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Why impact investing isn’t just for millennials
Younger investors are said to care more about the environment than older generations, but are financial services companies prioritising millennials and overlooking their senior peers when it comes to sustainable investing?
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Passion investing is shaking up market dynamics
Stocks that capitalise on social trends and the public’s appetite for impact investing are shaking up traditional stock market dynamics
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Making a social impact beyond the hype
Companies are often accused of greenwashing if their corporate social responsibility programmes fail to live up to the hype. To make a meaningful impact, they must measure what they’re doing and be transparent when things don’t go to plan
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Infrastructure investors making ESG a priority
Growing awareness of responsible investing, which considers environmental, social and governance factors, has transformed the conversation in the infrastructure sector
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Real diversity and inclusion demands a wider scope
Organisations need to widen their understanding of diversity and inclusion beyond gender and race
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Stakeholder theory: helping business do good and do well
Business is increasingly being rethought so it operates sustainably for people and the planet, as well as for profit
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How responsible mining can benefit economies
Mining has a major impact on the environment, but it also represents a valuable opportunity to benefit national economies and local communities