Sustainability Karma Desk

Robust corporate governance and integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles in businesses along with global collaboration are crucial to address sustainability challenges.

The seriousness with which companies take sustainability and the ESG agenda seems to be increasing, but more action is required before India gets elevated to the stature of a country that is taking ESG very seriously.

The central bank’s draft disclosure framework on climate-related financial risks ensures that banks not only concentrate on these risks but also enables that stakeholders to assess banks’ vulnerability to climate risks.

The biggest agenda for the new government is really the unfinished business of yesterday, particularly related to clean air, water management and sustainable agriculture, and strengthening of institution

UNEP seven strategies for ecosystem restoration focus on agriculture, soil, pollinators, freshwater ecosystems, marine areas, green cities and financing.

Climate investment is a smart investment. A climate unsmart investment is essentially a sure thing to a bankrupt country, a company and a bankrupt planet.

ESG is a buzzword and even stands in for the term sustainability, but buzzwords don't last. They rise, recede, and there are new buzzwords. But what is important is to understand the underlying concept, not the buzzwords used to describe them.

There was a time when people were asking if EVs and why EVs, but we have reached a position where it is more about how EVs and when EVs, which is a transformative shift

The India-Denmark Green Strategic Partnership for green energy transition is based on the 5S frame of skills, scale, speed, scope and sustainability.

India and Sweden are working together, particularly keeping in view the really big polluters in heavy industry and helping them make green transition.