We discuss sustainable fashion through a social lens with the Fair Wear Foundation. We explore their supply chain approach to transition the garment industry to a new normal – where the industry supports workers in realising rights to safe, dignified, properly paid employment.
We spoke with Nava Hinrichs, Director of Executive Education and Capacity Building in Migration at the UNU-MERIT. She explores different types of migrants (from a legal perspective) as well as criteria for asylum seekers to obtain refugee status.
In this interview, Vivian Acquah, a renowned workplace wellness advocate and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) expert, discusses the lasting benefits of an inclusive and diverse workforce, as well as our responsibility to not only advocate for, but to act on inclusivity.
We spoke with Femke Markus and Marieke Boudeling of MJ Hudson Spring to explore how private equity can use its power and influence to drive positive ESG performance across portfolio companies.
Onno van den Heuvel presents how BIOFIN (UNEP-FI) works with countries to develop Biodiversity Finance Plans which identify and prioritise a mix of suitable finance solutions to reduce the finance gap.
Building a business that puts sustainability at the absolute centre (Mother Nature is the company’s board appointed CEO) takes hard work, determination and a vision for a different future. Featuring Brad Vanstone, Founder of Willicroft.
reNature believes that nature and agriculture can cooperate instead of compete and that farmers and local communities across the globe deserves a long-term profitable future. Featuring Felipe Villela, CCO and Co-founder of reNature.
The Dutch Fund for Climate and Development (DFCD) is a blended finance solution that enables private sector investment in projects aimed at climate adaptation and mitigation in developing countries.
Upright is building a new type of quantification model for assessing the net impact of companies, with the aim of looking both at the negative as well as the positive impacts at the same time and enabling smarter decision-making for institutional investors, consumers, employees and companies themselves.
We dive into the infamous Theory of Change impact management framework used by philanthropic organisations and impact investors to steer activities toward their intended impact outcomes. Features Charlotte Soedjak and Anita van der Laan, Evaluation and Learning Specialists at Akvo.