Sustainable Development and ESG
The scope of sustainable development is broader than ESG. It is a blueprint for achieving global development and involves resource balance within and between generations. The United Nations has published 17 sustainable development goals to encourage activities.
Both sustainable development and ESG involve environmental and social aspects, but ESG has been directly related to enterprises and is a standard for measuring financial, environmental and social performance. Sustainable development favors all global stakeholders.
Introduction to the Definition, Classification, and Principles of Circular Economy
This article introduces the definition, classification, and principles of circular economy
Introduction to Global Sustainable Finance Taxonomy
Sustainable finance taxonomy is a classification system that can identify activities, assets, and projects related to sustainable goals
Introduction to Natural Capital Valuation in China by Asian Development Bank
The Asian Development Bank releases a report on the natural capital valuation in China to provide experience in natural capital accounting
ASIFMA Releases Position Paper on International Sustainability Standards Board Standards
Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association releases a position paper on the International Sustainability Standards Board Standards
Introduction to Sustainable Investment Classification Method Released by Eurosif
This article introduces the sustainable investment classification method released by the European Sustainable Investment Forum
London Stock Exchange Group Releases Global Green Economy Investment Report
The London Stock Exchange Group releases a global green economy investment report
Global Reporting Initiative Releases European Sustainability Reporting Standards Q&A
The Global Reporting Initiative releases European Sustainability Reporting Standards Q&A
ESMA Releases European Sustainability Reporting Standards Statement
European Securities and Markets Authority releases the European Sustainability Reporting Standards statement