Sustainability guide for boards of directors launched


Discussion on the role of the board in an increasingly sustainable role (from left to right) has Wu as moderator, with Thomas, Rejina and Joubert as panel speakers.

AS SOUTH-East Asia faces increasing vulnerability to both physical climate impacts and transition risks, such as evolving regulations and shifting market preferences and behaviours,

it is critical for corporate boards to incorporate climate considerations into their decision-making processes. Home to over 685 million people (around 8.5% of the world’s population), South-East Asia is projected to account for 6.5% of CO2 emissions by 2040.

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