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RSSWhat is needed for the finance sector to meet the urgent short-term needs of nature finance, while simultaneously initiating longer-term transformations in the finance sector? Join us on April 26th from 11:00 to 12:00 CET to discuss potential strategies for transforming finance.
With the increasing importance of biodiversity for business and several biodiversity disclosure frameworks being published, most companies find it unclear how these different biodiversity disclosure initiatives relate to each other. This webinar aims to decipher 6 different disclosure frameworks.
EFRAG has published two Exposure Drafts on sustainability reporting standards for SMEs and invites feedback until May 21st, 2024. EMAS stakeholders are encouraged to provide their input.
“How to engage external stakeholders in your company’s sustainable projects? Collaborative initiatives examples
from Epson Iberica”
Interview with Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh, Mayor of Malmö.
News Article: Ireland publishes new reference on Sustainable Public Procurement
We are looking for EMAS companies in the healthcare sector to share ideas and solutions in the field of circular economy.
The momentum behind biodiversity is growing among financial institutions, and so is the number of groups, networks and initiatives on this topic. This overview aims to help financial institutions understand the latest biodiversity-related initiatives out there - who is doing what, where and when.
In the last few years, more financial institutions have started engaging with companies on biodiversity. This overview points financial institutions to ongoing engagements, as well as provides information on past collaborative engagements. In this third update, nine new engagements have been added.
In 2023, the EUB&B Platform engaged with representatives from the built environment, investors and policy makers to identify transformative actions to progress towards nature-positive models. This new publication focuses on the role of finance and policy as enablers of change and outlines next steps