We depend on terrestrial ecosystems as much as we depend on air to live. In this episode,Elim Sritaba, Chief Sustainability Officer at Asia Pulp & Paper, discusses the importance of reporting. His experience and insights are accompanied with those of Elodie Chene, GRI’sSustainability Standards Manager.

We depend on terrestrial ecosystems as much as we depend on air to live. In this episode,
Elim Sritaba, Chief Sustainability Officer at Asia Pulp & Paper, discusses the importance of reporting. His experience and insights are accompanied with those of Elodie Chene, GRI’s
Sustainability Standards Manager.

The world’s oceans are climate regulators, and their health is ultimately connected to that ofour own. Kate Bonzon, the Oceans Global Initiatives’ Vice President at the EnvironmentalDefense Fund, and Lene Serpa, Head of Maersk’s Corporate Sustainability and ESG,advocate for new strategies that could bring our oceans back into good health.

The world’s oceans are climate regulators, and their health is ultimately connected to that of
our own. Kate Bonzon, the Oceans Global Initiatives’ Vice President at the Environmental
Defense Fund, and Lene Serpa, Head of Maersk’s Corporate Sustainability and ESG,
advocate for new strategies that could bring our oceans back into good health.

What is needed to reverse the spill of 11 million gallons of oil off Alaska coast?The accident took place about thirty years ago and has led to the birth of Ceres, of whichMindy Lubber is CEO and President. As a well-known global thought leader on climatechange, she has inspired capital market leaders and corporate boards to factor the ESGpractices into their overall strategies.Talking about strategic planning with Mindy also connects to large companies; initiatives,such as those of the ENEL Group. We talked to the Group’s Head of Planning, Sustainabilityand Human Rights Performance Management, Guilia Guenuardi.

What is needed to reverse the spill of 11 million gallons of oil off Alaska coast?

The accident took place about thirty years ago and has led to the birth of Ceres, of which
Mindy Lubber is CEO and President. As a well-known global thought leader on climate
change, she has inspired capital market leaders and corporate boards to factor the ESG
practices into their overall strategies.

Talking about strategic planning with Mindy also connects to large companies; initiatives,
such as those of the ENEL Group. We talked to the Group’s Head of Planning, Sustainability
and Human Rights Performance Management, Guilia Guenuardi.

This episode explores how sustainable practices have evolved over time and the currentstates of affairs with Chris Coulter, CEO at GlobeScan, and Michael Kuhndt, ExecutiveDirector at CSCP.

This episode explores how sustainable practices have evolved over time and the current
states of affairs with Chris Coulter, CEO at GlobeScan, and Michael Kuhndt, Executive
Director at CSCP.

This episode features representatives from business and government who discuss the role
of reporting in creating sustainable cities and communities.

From the business side, Esther An, Chief Sustainability Officer at City Developments Limited
and a member of the GRI Supervisory Board, argues that in order to enhance sustainability
performance, a company should not only report on sustainability matters that are financially
material, but on those that are material to the market, the environment and people as well.
From the government’s side, Bernadia Trjandradewi, Secretary General of United Cities and
Local Governments for the Asia Pacific Region, discusses why trust and collaboration are
key for achieving SDG 11.

This episode features representatives from business and government who discuss the roleof reporting in creating sustainable cities and communities.From the business side, Esther An, Chief Sustainability Officer at City Developments Limitedand a member of the GRI Supervisory Board, argues that in order to enhance sustainabilityperformance, a company should not only report on sustainability matters that are financiallymaterial, but on those that are material to the market, the environment and people as well.From the government’s side, Bernadia Trjandradewi, Secretary General of United Cities andLocal Governments for the Asia Pacific Region, discusses why trust and collaboration arekey for achieving SDG 11.