Sustainable Finance & Socially Responsible Investment

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Creating the Conditions for Inclusive Markets
Inclusive markets not only are possible, but can be made more possible. Find out how in new FSG report.
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Interface and PayPal make the Social Purpose Business Case
Ethical Corporation released a new report with case studies from Interface and PayPal on making the social purpose business case.
Why IBM Pays Its Employees To Take Time Off To Tackle The World’s Problems
Currently, only about 10% of cancer patients in sub-Sahara Africa receive chemotherapy treatment. More than a half million people are diagnosed with cancer in the region annually, while nearly the same number die from it each year, too. Without intervention, that toll is expected to double by 2030, partly because as people are otherwise living longer, thanks to better malaria and HIV treatments and prevention. But chemotherapy and related drugs are both expensive and tricky to use because there are so many types and stages of the disease.
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El Legado Educativo de la Mina Marlin Continua Multiplicándose, Incluso Después de la Clausura
En la tercera entrega de nuestro tributo de cuatro partes al legado de la mina Marlin, que cerró en mayo de 2017, nos enfocamos en los beneficios educativos que esta mina le ha proporcionado a las comunidades locales en la región de San Marcos en Guatemala.
Domtar Sustainability: Industrial Ecology Made Real
A long-time ideal of sustainability has been the concept of industrial ecology—the notion that industrial processes would benefit from mimicking the closed-loop efficiency of a natural ecosystem. Unlike conventional industrial processes, an ecosystem is not a process with a beginning and an end. An ecosystem is a continuous cycle through which materials flow.
Why 'Boring' is Important to Sustainability
Let’s talk about why sustainability needs to be boring.
System Change Opportunity in the Corporate Sector
System change is by far the most important sustainability issue in the corporate sector. Climate change and virtually every other major environmental and social issue only can be resolved through systemic changes at the sector and overarching system levels.