Rights-based ESG implementation to manage risks and impacts on affected communities, biodiversity, forests, climate, deforestation, and land conversion in nature-dependent sectors.
Companies are under growing pressure to demonstrate rights holder and stakeholder inclusion — but few get it right. We explore three critical questions to guide respectful, informed, and effective community engagement.
Companies are under growing pressure to demonstrate rights holder and stakeholder inclusion — but few get it right. We explore three critical questions to guide respectful, informed, and effective community engagement.
Material ESG risks aren’t just financial — they’re social, ecological, and reputational. We explore how integrating community perspectives can improve double materiality assessments and climate resilience planning.
Material ESG risks aren’t just financial — they’re social, ecological, and reputational. We explore how integrating community perspectives can improve double materiality assessments and climate resilience planning.
From GRI 413 to ESRS S3/S6 and TNFD’s LEAP approach, we break down the key ESG frameworks — and what they mean for affected community engagement strategies on the ground.
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