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State of climate investment report for Aotearoa New Zealand: insights from the 2023 survey

Marwa Curran and Duncan Paterson from IGCC, Amy Sparks and Emily Maclean from Deloitte New Zealand, Barry Coates from Mindful Money.

Despite such climate-related risks to investment returns as extreme weather, new technologies, changes in climate policy and consumer preferences that can disrupt businesses and their supply chains, this survey report shows the investment sector is not yet using its capital and its influence to drive the transition to net zero.
Position paper

Development of Phase 2 Industry Codes under the Online Safety Act


The Office of the eSafety Commissioner recently issued notices requesting the development of Phase 2 codes to five industry bodies and associations who represent the sections of the online industry to which the codes will apply. To accompany these notices, eSafety has published this position paper setting out principles and suggestions for industry in developing...
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Groundbreakers and transparency makers: the role of engagement in ESG


Environment, Social, Governance (ESG) is gaining renewed prominence, with regulatory requirements fast-tracking ESG reporting, particularly in Australia. This report advocates for the prioritisation of engagement in contributing to and enhancing the integrity of ESG frameworks and reporting to increase trust in democratic practices and rebuild trust in government.
Report

Changing fashion: what people want from a greener clothing industry


Reusing more existing products could radically cut resource consumption and its environmental impact. This report investigates how reuse is working in the United Kingdom for the fashion sector, where it can be challenging to make the economics stack up.
Article

Governing for sustainability value: from strong government to deliberative multistakeholderism


This article argues that our current institutions of government are unable to deliver sustainability because they are tied to narrow economic thinking about value creation.