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| | | ... from 15 major emitters - Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, the UK and the USA. These countries account for 70% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. The overall report ... |
| | | | ... countries most likely to experience the greatest shift in demand and be worst off, along with the US, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Canada. Since the 2011 report, Mercer clients have continued to become more exposed to information around climate change ... |
| | | | ... the world over the next few months in order to debate this issue. It's great to be getting the debate started in South Africa, a country that really is a leading the way in the adoption of Integrated Reporting." Other discussion forums are already being ... |
| | | | ... and the anti-apartheid movement from the 80s that pressed investors such as pension funds to divest from assets in South Africa. Morally couched divestment movements can lead to regulations that could negatively impact on investments as well. "Trustees ... |
| | | | ... important. That is really interesting to us, particularly in the context of Asia Pacific. We found that overall, South Africa and Asian Pacific investors really get it." However, the survey found that of the investors that are using some sort of technique ... |
| | | | ... Looking towards the future, there is a body of reporting from organisations around the world, plus the experience of South Africa, in which all companies listed on the Johannesburg Exchange must submit integrated reports on a comply-or-explain basis ... |
| | | | ... Women, was also selected, along with projects from Ghana, India, Kenya, Liberia, Mexico, Mozambique, the Philippines, South Africa and Sudan. See Also: AECOM employees to support Pollinate Energy Pollinate Energy brings solar lighting to urban slums |
| | | | ... Sovereign Risk Index (BSRI). The BSRI focused on the US and what it labels the "Fragile Five" - Brazil, India, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey. According to BlackRock, "Willingness to Pay" was the driver behind most of the BSRI ranking changes in ... |
| | | | Christianna Wood has been named the new chairman of the Global Reporting Initiative board, and six directors have been named to the board. Wood takes over from outgoing GRI Chairman Herman Mulder. She is a member of the board of the International Integrated ... |
| | | | ... see a number of positive signs of bonds being used to raise capital for emerging economies, notably in Mexico and South Africa, as well as through 'green bond' issuance from institutions such as the IFC and World Bank," HSBC said. "For this to be a reliable ... |
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