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Sustainable finance refers to
the process of taking
environmental, social and
governance (ESG)
considerations into account when
making investment decisions in
the financial sector, leading to
more long-term investments in
sustainable economic activities
and projects.
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The financial sector holds
enormous power in funding and
bringing awareness to issues of
sustainability.
Sustainable investing covers a
range of activities, from
putting cash into green energy
projects to investing in
green businesses or
companies that demonstrate ESG
values such as social inclusion,
environmental responsibility, or
good governance.
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Environmental factors
include pollution prevention,
use of sustainable resources,
and
mitigation of the climate
crisis. |
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Circular Business Models |
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Social factors include
human rights, gender equality,
consumer protection, and diverse
hiring practices.
Governance factors refer
to the management, employee
relations, and compensation
practices.
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Together ESG factors guide
impact investment decisions.
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