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| | | ... workers in 62 countries. A 2009 research report by the Harvard Project funded by the IRRC concluded that around 28% of global companies - including nearly half of those with market capitalizations of more than US$10bn - have labor and human rights policies ... |
| | | | Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is continuing to set up working groups for the development of the G4 next generation reporting guidelines. While nominations for the Disclosure on Management Approach working group close as of 13 January, more working ... |
| | | | ... common sense, and fiduciary duty compel investors to address the opportunities and risks posed by climate change" INCR is a global collaboration with members including Macquarie Funds Direct. The group partners with other collaborative bodies including ... |
| | | | The introduction of the carbon pricing regime will be one of the top priorities for companies and investors in 2012, with a concurrent interest in increased investment in assets to mitigate and adapt climate change, according to sustainability professionals. ... |
| | | | ... community engagement and injury rates as some of their high priority indicators over the 2010 calendar year. During 2010, total global GHG emissions across all scopes were 689,497 metric tonnes CO2-equivalents (t CO2e) - 30,975 t CO2e direct emissions ... |
| | | | ... for risk mitigation and return generation Australian property funds top GRESB list Investor Profile: Colonial First State Global Asset Management Integrating ESG to enhance quantitative-style investment analysis Investors integrating ESG into decisions ... |
| | | | ... capital raisings through equity is not likely to dwindle, given the tighter access to credit markets and access to debt given global banking issues. For institutional investors, the first risk of equity capital raisings is dilution of existing investments ... |
| | | | ... emissions by 2020, the door was left open to increase those cuts should there be a strong international agreement to target global emissions reduction. "Australia went with an ETS, and the focus is on meeting, at lowest cost, scheme caps that are based ... |
| | | | ... consumption is down 50% for plasma production and 75% for vaccine production. Water consumption was relatively stable at a global level at 1.95 gigalitres. In the last year, CSL implemented two water-saving projects that will save 10.5 megalitres of ... |
| | | | ... signatory of the Natural Capital Declaration, which affirms the importance of natural capital in maintaining a sustainable global economy. Natural capital is described as the planet's natural assets - soil, air, water, flora and fauna - and the ecosystem ... |
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