International Organization for Standardization launches ESG guidance at COP29
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has launched new guidance principles at COP29, to better enable businesses to navigate the…
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) is a framework used to assess how organisations manage their environmental impact, social responsibilities and corporate governance. ESG has become a key part of corporate strategy, investment decision-making and business risk management, helping organisations identify sustainability-related risks and opportunities while improving transparency, accountability and long-term value creation.
SustainabilityOnline reports on the latest developments in ESG, including sustainability reporting, corporate governance, climate change, social impact, responsible business, sustainable finance and evolving regulation. We explore how organisations are embedding ESG into business strategy, responding to regulatory change, improving environmental and social performance, strengthening governance and enhancing transparency through reporting frameworks such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). We also examine developments in ESG investing, climate disclosure, biodiversity, supply chain sustainability, decarbonisation and corporate resilience.
Related topics: ESG, environmental, social and governance, corporate sustainability, sustainability reporting, CSRD, ESG reporting, corporate governance, climate change, biodiversity, sustainable finance, ESG investing, climate disclosure, supply chain sustainability, decarbonisation, social impact, responsible business, business resilience and sustainability strategy.
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has launched new guidance principles at COP29, to better enable businesses to navigate the…
Europe accounts for the majority of the global sustainable investment fund market, according to a new report by Pheonix Research….
Some 79% of European employers say that their organisations have increased their focus on ESG initiatives over the past 12…
Some 45% of Fortune Global 500 companies are planning to be net zero by 2050, up from 39% last year, and from 8% in 2020.
Former US president Donald Trump has not held back from criticising US environmental policy, along with the Republican Party.
Nestlé has been named as the global food brand with the highest sustainability perceptions, according to Brand Finance.
Widespread ‘short-termism’ and a lack of preparedness are factors weighing on the net zero plans of many financial services businesses.
Irish business leaders believe that disruptive changes in leadership practices are necessary to achieve sustainable goals.
The Majority of CFOs lack the capabilities to fast-track ESG efforts in their company, a new study by Accenture has found.
SustainabilityOnline.net caught up with Markus Linder, CEO of inoqo, to discuss why the sharing of climate footprint data is so important.