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In this special video interview, Natalie Kenway speaks to Pierre Bardoux, senior portfolio manager within the United Nations Development Programme.
Bardoux outlines the work carried out by the Coral Reef and Lion’s Share funds including conservation and protection of sea and land’s wildlife.
He also outlines the implications if no action is taken, from an environmental and economic perspective, and how asset managers can get involved in UN projects.
A closer look at fund groups’ commitments to being net zero carbon emissions
COP29 presidency predicts ‘a breakthrough’ but others say diverging views indicate limited momentum to reach a consensus
The label will come into effect on the 27 November
Effective from 20 December 2024
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