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| | ... its regulatory push, the ESG flows will be extremely strong." Amundi also believes that the coronavirus may act as a catalyst for the ESG landscape, with four elements that may play out in the near future: an increasing focus on the social pillar, as ... |
| | | ... combat climate change, according to a poll conducted by research platform Glow. Glow recently released its report Climate Catalyst, based on a survey of 5,256 people to measure their levels of "trust and satisfaction with governmental response to climate ... |
| | | ... it's not just about modern slavery, but health and safety. We've always argued that the Modern Slavery Act is a catalyst - it's about wider human rights issues." Sutcliffe of CARE International UK reinforced the point. "There is a need to ... |
| | | ... gradual move and implementation of the future of work. "We are currently witnessing COVID-19 acting as a very effective catalyst for a major workplace transformation," said Megan Motto, Governance Institute of Australia CEO. "We are seeing organisations ... |
| | | ... have occurred around Impact Capital Australia and the work to get that up and going, government could be an important catalyst to actually bringing it to reality. That doesn't mean that government has to be the source of capital. I think that government ... |
| | | ... lens." Carlsson-Sweeney called the Modern Slavery Act a potential "game changer" in that it has the potential to be a catalyst for organisations to look at a wider remit of labour practices that fall under the "social" umbrella. "If you're a retailer ... |
| | | ... practices of secondary boycotts by environmental groups campaigning against industries such as fossil fuel producers. "The catalyst for us to speak out has been they appear to be an attempt to one, portray the call for climate action as one some sort ... |
| | | ... because water is a finite resource, its scarcity as a direct impact on food supply and power generation, and is often a catalyst for swift regulatory intervention "as the mismanagement of water resources is difficult to reverse, and because prices often ... |
| | | ... funding to study innovative and more sustainable farming techniques to positively impact on the Great Barrier Reef. Project Catalyst began in 2008 with 19 farmers, and at current count "helps improve the quality of more than 150 billion litres of water ... |
| | | ... policy of not publicly talking about their shorting positions. However, Carlsson-Sweeney said that shorting can be a catalyst for change around material ESG issues. "You can call out bad behaviour, particularly when companies are resistant to engagement," ... |
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