Sustainable and Green Businesses
Programmes and Initiatives
Documents & Reports
Progs. & Initiatives
Orgs. & Institutions
Repositories and Tools
P
rogrammes and Initiatives that call for and emphasize the need for sustainable and green businesses, particularly at the regional and global levels.
Read the G3 version of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Guidelines
The Global Compact
Business and Climate Change
Biotrade Initiative Website
Corporate Conscience Awards
Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes
EPA - Business and Industry
Equator Principles
- Social and Environmental Issues for the Financial Industry
Global Environmental Management Initiative (GEMI)
Global Reporting Initiative
GovernanceMetrics International (GMI)
International Business Leader's Forum
Sustainable Business Network
United Nations Environment Programme
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UNEP: Green Economy Initiative
UNEP Financial Initiatives
UNEP Working Group on Sustainable Product Development
UNEP-GEF Sustainable Alternatives Network
Thailand's BCG Model
ESG Ratings
ESG Rating systems
Economic, Social and Governacne (ESG) rating systems constitute a set of criteria that assess corporate commitments, performance, and sustainability goals. Such rating systems are usually managed by third-party entities. ESG ratings are used by investors - individuals and firms - to screen and guide their portfolios, and by the companies themselves to better orient strategies towards their customers and partners. Some well-known ESG rating systems include:
ISS Institutional Shareholder Services
Moody's ESG Score Predictor
MSCI Morgan Stanley Capital International
S&P Standard and Poor - Global ESG Scores
Sustainalytics ESG Risk Ratings
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Contact:
Hari Srinivas -
hsrinivas@gdrc.org