Responsible Growth
Sustainability is becoming increasingly important for companies; ecological and social objectives are being adopted in addition to financial return targets. Banks are helping to shape the change to a sustainable and climate-neutral economy.
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Are sustainable cities a solution to climate change? How sustainable cities can be a solution to climate change
Cities are feeling the acute impact of climate change: it’s getting hotter, and flooding and air pollution are putting people at risk. But cities also drive the innovation humans need to survive. Can the two be harmonized?
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Sustainable finance in the spotlight Covid-19 as a wake-up call for sustainable finance
Sustainable finance is a model for the future. But how can corporate business integrate it successfully?
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Can fashion help protect the climate? Togs from trash
The fashion industry is responsible for one tenth of all CO2 emissions. Italian company Aquafil shows us how they produce sustainable materials for the textile industry.
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Water for 400.000 people Ghana: investing in water to boost prosperity
The dilapidated water supply in Ghana’s Volta Delta is thwarting the economy of the region. How a major, multi-million dollar water infrastructure development project will help businesses grow.
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Will greater investment in water resources make for a more sustainable future? Will greater investment in water resources make for a more sustainable future?
Water is essential for life and indispensable for our economies. This is the cue for banks to add more of the essential blue to their green mix. What needs to be done?
New Paths
Explore the dossier Will Covid-19 be an opportunity or threat to sustainable development?
The coronavirus pandemic is more than a health crisis. It also shapes the discussion about sustainability. Is there an opportunity in this? Which responsibilities companies and banks now have to face.