The Conversation: M. Wartenbergh, Global Group CEO, All We Wear Group
With bulk of spending power shifting to millennial and Gen-Z population in less than a decade from now, business organisations and leaders need to unlearn prevalent practices.
With bulk of spending power shifting to millennial and Gen-Z population in less than a decade from now, business organisations and leaders need to unlearn prevalent practices.
The survey reveals that 44% of the top 100 listed companies conducted life-cycle assessments of their products or services
Sustainability takes centre stage as businesses combine economic and ESG goals.
...but smaller Indian corporates still to follow high standards in ESG reporting and action.
Bengaluru tops all Indian cities with the highest green-compliant office buildings, accounting for around 30% of the total pan-India stock.
While big corporates are taking the lead on ESG goals, smaller players are hoping for a trickle-down effect to get their efforts going.
Gautam Adani-led conglomerate releases a compendium of its environmental, social, and corporate governance performance for FY23
From merely being a philanthropic pursuit, organisations have also realised why achieving sustainable goals was important from a business point of view.
In India, the area that is getting the greatest capital flow is renewable, says Jenny Davis-Peccoud, founder and co-leader, Global Sustainability & Responsibility Practice, Bain & Company.