Provides curated insights on critical areas of climate and nature governance, helping board directors navigate challenges, opportunities, and best practices.
This guide is intended to set out climate-related developments and associated legal risks relevant to boards in Southeast Asia, along with suggested ways in which boards can respond to those risks.
Read Chapter Zero New Zealand and the External Reporting Board's transition planning guide for directors.
Make informed decisions by understanding how climate change presents material financial and systemic risks which affect corporations and their investors, using this navigator.
This panel at Climate Week New York 2024, empowers board directors to step up as stewards of sustainability by exploring the crucial enablers of effective climate governance from the board.
From a global survey conducted by Egon Zehnder, only 25% of board members currently believe that they and their fellow board members have enough knowledge of the risks and opportunities sustainability presents, read the full report of these results.
Integrating climate risks and opportunities into core business strategy is vital for long-term resilience. Focusing solely on short-term goals can threaten its viability. Additionally, embedding climate governance into the company’s structure and culture ensures effective organisational integrati...
Read Chapter Zero New Zealand's second impact report for the year to March 2024.
Board directors should understand not just climate risks and compliance, but also view climate change as a business opportunity to shape strategic initiatives, weaving sustainability into all board operations. Watch below as the directors discuss the desired competencies to achieve this, through ...