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| | | ... that arose out of last year's COP climate change conference is a strong signal of the direction of how global markets will travel when it comes to limiting the increase of global temperatures to below 2 degrees C. While global agreements do not always ... |
| | | | ... larger than AU$100,000 that will come under the code. "When we go out for tender, it might be for an energy provider, a travel provider, etc., we will send our procurement policy out, along with the code of conduct and a few other documents, and a questionnaire," ... |
| | | | UCA Funds Management will this year complete the process to become a responsible entity and have two of their funds registered managed investment schemes. Michael Walsh, UCA Funds Management UCA Funds Management is in the process of changing their Australian ... |
| | | | The risk of stranded fossil fuel assets, increased environmental regulations and community group and environmental movement opposition are raising questions over the long term prospects and investment value of mining projects in Queensland, according ... |
| | | | ... residents in the communities. "Some of our customers, the people we work with in the cities, are from rural India and they will travel home," Seller noted. "We had one person buy 23 units in Bangalore to take back to their family." The slum communities ... |
| | | | ... prioritise what they're doing." There has also been interest from countries in Asia and Western Europe, and Gresham will travel to Brazil next, he said. "Companies are very enthusiastic about this space in Brazil, so it will be an interesting trip," ... |
| | | | ... Queensland social enterprise that will provide accommodation to people in Cairns and Indigenous people from Cape York who travel to Cairns for health services, and Australian Ethical Investment, achieved the highest honours, named to the Best for the ... |
| | | | While both supply and demand for "green", climate themed bonds will continue to grow from Australian institutional investors, there is also increased attention being paid to social benefit bonds as well, according to JPMorgan Chase. Marilyn Ceci, managing ... |
| | | | Australian companies continue to lag their international peers when it comes to creation and enforcement of anti-corruption and fraud policies, according to KPMG. Gary Gill, partner and head of forensic, KPMG "From an Australian perspective, I don't ... |
| | | | Although work is underway in Bangladesh to improve the fire and building safety of factories in an attempt to prevent further tragedies such as 2012's Rana Plaza factory collapse, Australian retailers that source apparel from Bangladeshi suppliers are ... |
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