Singapore Appoints its First Government Chief Sustainability Officer Singapore’s Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) announced the appointment of Lim Tuang Liang as its first ever Government Chief Sustainability Officer (GCSO) as part of Singapore’s Green Plan 2030, established in 2021. Read more How Manufacturers Can Avoid Emerging Regulatory ESG Risks The new SEC rules, which would classify greenwashing...
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IIM-A, PwC India join hands to establish ESG research and innovation forum The Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad announced its...
International Agreement Reached at COP15 to Halt Biodiversity Loss, Protect Ecosystems Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework has been finally adopted at...
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99% of Public Companies Expect to Invest in ESG Reporting Tech & Tools in Next 12 Months: Deloitte Survey Deloitte...
