Bridging the human rights gap in ESG investing April 15, 2022 by Paloma Muñoz Quick ESG assets could exceed US$50 trillion by 2025, but ESG as a framework does not sufficiently capture harms to people. Finance & Investing ESG Human Rights
Advancing an equitable vision for the jewelry industry November 15, 2021 by Victoria Reca The pandemic walloped jewelry retail companies, and the "she-cession" highlights the need to advance U.N. Global Goal No. 5. Supply Chain Human Rights Women
The slum economy: An alliance between the circular and the informal October 29, 2021 by Giorgia Marino GreenBiz Default Summary Cities Circular Economy Human Rights
Under Biden, Buttigieg and Baker advance energy and equity October 29, 2021 by Elsa Wenzel It's not just about 20,000 miles of roads and 10,000 bridges. Who’s ready for an ARPA for infrastructure? Policy & Politics Renewable Energy Human Rights VERGE 21 Equity & Inclusion
Indigenous tribes are key to the US reaching its climate goals October 11, 2021 by Abaki Beck In some parts of the country, tribes are investing in renewable energy, which also supports tribal self-determination and economic development. Energy & Climate Human Rights
Reimagining investment: Human rights in venture capital October 5, 2021 by Paloma Muñoz Quick There's a link between startups that fail and poor performance on ESG. Human Rights Green Finance Venture Capital
How employee health and well-being fit into the ESG wheelhouse September 23, 2021 by Piya Baptista & Cathryn Gunther The workforce of the future has identified a culture of health as a key factor in career decisions, and investors are increasingly aware that good health is smart business. Employee Engagement Human Rights Health Care ESG Health & Well-being Equity & Inclusion
Will climate migration derail the 4th industrial revolution? September 20, 2021 by Helle Bank Jorgensen The best technology in the world is no match for millions of hungry souls. Climate Change Social Justice Human Rights
To eradicate child labor in the palm oil industry, collaboration is critical September 9, 2021 by Kelly Scott & Rosa Kusbiantoro In June 2021, the ILO and UNICEF reported that the number of children in child labor had increased from 152 to 160 million globally. Human Rights Food & Agriculture
Here's how companies should prepare for new human rights regulations April 13, 2021 by Alice Pease & Shubha Chandra & Mark P. Lagon Businesses should be on alert given the significant disruptions in supply chains that government regulation may cause. Human Rights Policy & Politics Supply Chain