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| | | Stewart Investors has commissioned research from the Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) at the University of Technology Sydney that has led to the development of a packaging sustainability performance framework. David Gait, managing partner, Stewart ... |
| | | | The world's biggest meat and fish companies are not managing critical business risks such as greenhouse gas emissions and antibiotics risk, with three Australian companies scoring medium or high risk, according to the FAIRR Protein Producers Index. ... |
| | | | Pollinate Energy, a social enterprise that provides affordable solar lighting to people in India's urban slums, is merging with U.S. based Empower Generation, creating a combined social enterprise that will operate in India and Nepal. Women Entrepreneurs ... |
| | | | ... tightening building regulations could drive change up the chain." CDP noted that the best performing companies were located in India, "thanks to reducing their carbon footprint during the cement making process, in part due to better access to alternative ... |
| | | | ... eye care centre is set to open in Vietnam this year. Further centres are planned for a range of other countries including India, Indonesia and China. "We've been examining options for a little while to tap into the impact investing market, and leverage ... |
| | | | ... measures. Not only have governments and regulators started to take initiatives here, their technology has come forward, such as India with biometric identify systems. Several other countries are taking advantage in terms of identify and biometric identify ... |
| | | | ... associate, thematic research, Sustainalytics, in written comment to The Sustainability Report. "Only the US, the UK and India experienced more incidents than Australia... Normalizing for country size (GDP), Australia is the sixth most incident prone ... |
| | | | ... issuers in descending order are Supranationals, USA, China, France, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, Canada, Australia, India and Brazil, while New York City is amongst the largest sub-sovereign bond issuers in the U.S. Globally, development banks ... |
| | | | ... we assessed the largest resource-producing region (the Gulf of Mexico, Alberta and Western Australia, respectively). For India, we evaluated the federally-managed gas sector." |
| | | | ... the moment- a fillip to the market this year. Corporates and banks in Europe have gone up, you have increased issuance in India. We have a little bit of issuance out of Mexico, both local and national. It's really everywhere." |
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