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The libertarian case for ESG

The Libertarian Case for ESG

Rather than being a tool of social engineering, ESG can be seen as a framework for empowering consumers, investors, and businesses to make enlightened decisions, thereby driving competition and fostering a thriving market environment. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) disclosure frameworks have steadily garnered recognition within investment circles. These criteria evaluate a company’s commitment and […]

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Playing the Game of Climate Change Scenario Analysis: A Guide for Businesses

Scenario analysis, especially when gamified, serves as an engaging tool to prepare for potential climate impacts and build strategies for various futures. Climate change is an escalating global issue with profound implications for businesses, affecting everything from physical assets and supply chains to market dynamics and regulatory frameworks. Therefore, it’s essential for businesses to undertake

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ESG reporting in india

Unveiling the Surge – Exploring the Growing Emphasis on ESG Reporting in India

According to a recent study conducted by the renowned Indian Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), Indian companies that effectively manage their ESG risks have reported a 25% increase in profitability over the past three years. Sustainability has emerged as a critical consideration for businesses worldwide, and India is no exception. In recent years, there has

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Unmasking Carbon Credits: Green Savior or Market Manipulation?

Carbon markets can facilitate the transfer of clean technologies and expertise from developed to developing countries. This allows the latter to leapfrog the carbon-intensive stages of development and transition directly to sustainable practices. In the global fight against climate change, the concept of carbon credits has emerged as a potential solution to mitigate the harmful

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carbon taxation in the middle east

Carbon Taxation in the Middle East – the Way Forward?

Implementing carbon taxation in the Middle East requires careful consideration of all pros and cons to ensure that it supports the region’s long-term sustainable development. Carbon taxation is a policy tool used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate the impacts of climate change. It works by putting a price on the carbon content of

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ESG in ghana a value creation saga

ESG in Ghana – The Value Creation Saga

When and if companies master this art, organizational growth and sustainability are inevitable, translating into the development of the economy. The Ghanaian Economy has recently been hard hit by several Global and Domestic factors, which have increasingly caused uncertainty among investors and the general populace. COVID-19, breaks in the world supply chain and management, has

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UAE and blockchain smart sustainable cities

How the UAE Can Leverage Blockchain to Unlock Smart Sustainable Cities

With a pursued goal of becoming the blockchain capital of the world, the question of the many uncertainties surrounding the technology may arise among its several advantages. As the world population continues to increase at an exponential rate, there is a pressing need for urban environments to become more resilient to climate change. The 2021

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The Push Towards Corporate Responsibility: Ghana and the ESG Frontier

Ghana does not currently have a legislature that demands and enforces ESG reporting. But recent investor interest in sustainability has heightened the desire of businesses to employ ESG frameworks. The West African State of Ghana, with its 30 million people, has had a young but burgeoning economy as demonstrated over the past two decades. There

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