HONG KONG, October 5, 2022 /3BL Media/ – Lenovo is pleased to report that it has been included in the 2022 Hang Seng Corporate Sustainability Index with the best score in the IT industry, receiving an AA+ rating for the second year in a row.
The rating from the Hang Seng Index relies on a sustainability assessment methodology which has been updated this year to reflect the increasing demand for climate-related disclosure and emissions reduction data by the investor community.
Cummins Inc. showcased both its zero-emission technologies as well as the company’s new fuel-agnostic X Series internal combustion engines capable of optimization with no- and low-carbon fuels, at the world’s largest mobility show, which wrapped up last week in Hanover, Germany.
The display at the IAA Transportation show demonstrated the company’s commitment to leading on the world’s climate challenges.
Discover how leading brands are addressing purpose, ESG, and sustainability
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If you’re like many other leaders charged with planning an ESG strategy for 2023, the expectations of your brand’s stakeholders are presenting real challenges. Their expectations are evolving rapidly, spurred on by a bevy of external pressures – and they expect brands to respond.
How are leading brands addressing these challenges?
In the world of corporate purpose, building community is important.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) have become the responsibility of every organization, whether that be private or public. Everyone recognizes the importance, and the potential impact that is made when we all contribute to the communities in which we live and work.
But with so many shifting priorities, regulations, and barriers, how can you break through and launch, manage, and measure a successful program?
With the rising popularity of environment, social, and governance (ESG), many companies are looking at ways to incorporate it into their business practices. Trucking fleet management companies can especially benefit from using ESG to maximize their fleet efforts and operations. ESG can help these companies reduce carbon emissions, improve worker health and safety, and reinforce their own codes of conduct, all of which save time and money.
By Camila Corradi Bracco, Policy Senior Coordinator, Global Reporting Initiative
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It’s widely accepted that the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are central to how, as an international community, we collaborate to address the most urgent global challenges that we face. The Goals provide a route map towards a better and more sustainable future, yet what do they mean in practice for companies? And how can businesses meaningfully contribute to their fulfilment?
For eligible patients, compassionate use can be a powerful and potentially life-saving program. Unfortunately, implementation is often easier said than done. Such programs require policies and governance structures, strategic partnerships, and a user-friendly request system. Luckily, this is where CyberGrants can help!
Global Sustainability Standards Board seeks multi-stakeholder representatives for Advisory Group
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Human rights reporting will be further integrated in the GRI Standards, following the launch of a project to update labor Topic Standards – including the creation of new disclosures or standards.
Global Reporting Initiative celebrates quarter-of-a-century milestone
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September 19, 2022 /3BL Media/ - This month is a landmark moment in the history of GRI – provider of the world’s most widely used sustainability reporting standards – as the organization reaches its 25 year anniversary.
A generation ago, assessing a company’s potential was often confined to a review of its balance sheet.
Today, however, a company’s impact on the climate is often evaluated alongside profit—especially for institutions, organizations, and individuals making choices about where to spend and invest.
