AS THE world faces urgent environmental crises, from resource depletion to growing waste generation, the need for sustainable practices within supply chains has never been greater.
THERE are two common misconceptions about ESG, the movement towards increasing firms’ focus on sustainability, social responsibility and ethical governance.
AS global deadlines for decarbonisation loom, Malaysia – like many nations – faces the urgent challenge of adopting decarbonisation and circular economy strategies to reduce environmental impact while fostering economic growth.
AS Malaysia moves towards a more sustainable future, embracing the principles of a circular economy is becoming a central focus of its growth strategy.
BURSA Malaysia Berhad (Bursa Malaysia) and the UN Global Compact Network Malaysia & Brunei (UNGCMYB) jointly developed the Corporate Sustainability Practitioner (CSP) Competency Framework on Oct 28.
Diary on ESG happenings.
KPKT is addressing the urgency of corporate accountability in sustainability.
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,
THE fashion industry is one of the most resource-intensive sectors, significantly contributing to environmental degradation through greenhouse gas emissions, wastewater generation, and solid waste.
HOW do we accurately price the value of a sustainable future?