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Ocean-linked sectors such as fishing, shipping and marine tourism are among the major arteries of the global economy, providing food,…
The UN-Convened Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance releases a high-level paper outlining a forward-looking, systematic stewardship approach for investors that seeks…
At the launch of the latest IPCC report, UN Secretary General António Guterres warned that a 3.2C rise in global…
Following deliberations on finance and biodiversity at the recent global biodiversity conference in Geneva, two major organizations strengthen their cooperation…
2022 will be a crucial year for the world to come together to tackle biodiversity loss. After two years of…
By Hamish Stewart, Senior Associate, Climate Change, PRI & Rahnuma Chowdhury, Investor Climate Action Lead, UNEP FI This blog highlights…
Investors have both a profound responsibility and a huge stake in the maintenance of a sound financial system. That stability…
Nature and climate are intrinsically linked. Indeed, climate change is one of the five major drivers of the global loss…
Having received a positive response to its initial Call to Action to Asset Managers – released in February 2021 – the…
With the global economy heavily reliant on ocean health, a sustainable future is paramount. This article gives an overview of the scale of the problem, and highlights how Financial institutions can take action to transition sectors such as shipping and seafood transition to sustainable practices. It gives an overview of available innovations, guidance, principles for financial institutons to ensure that investment, underwriting and lending activities are aligned to a positive future for the marine environment.