When discussing how to tackle climate change risks, the role of financial institutions is more important than ever. Banks, funds, and investors have the power to support the transition to a low-carbon economy. But to do that effectively, they need to start by asking a key question: What is the carbon footprint of their portfolio? […]
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As part of its commitment to sustainability and climate action, MAPFRE Peru has launched the campaign “Sowing a More Sustainable Future”, an initiative that highlights its active role in restoring Amazonian ecosystems and its participation as a co-sponsor of the animated film Milagros: An Extraordinary Bear, the first film in the world to receive the
In today’s world, where climate change and environmental sustainability dominate global economic challenges, industries worldwide are under increasing pressure to reduce their carbon footprints and adopt efficient climate and nature positive. The fishing industry, a vital component of global food security and a significant source of employment is no exception. The National Fishermen Cooperative Society
In Honor of the International Day of Zero Waste 2025 Introduction Fashion is a powerful form of self-expression, but behind the glamor lies a growing problem. The industry is under pressure for its serious environmental and social impacts. Mountains of discarded clothes, rivers turned toxic from dyes, and synthetic fibers polluting marine life are just
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In 2025, sustainability is no longer optional — it’s a driving force behind consumer, investor, and employee decisions. From travel to logistics, businesses are being reshaped by growing demands for transparency, responsibility, and measurable environmental action. According to IBM’s latest global sustainability study, 51% of consumers say environmental sustainability is more important today than it
The cruise industry has long been synonymous with luxury travel, breathtaking ocean views, and world-class entertainment. However, it is also increasingly scrutinized for its environmental impact. Cruise ships contribute to CO₂ emissions, air pollution, and marine ecosystem degradation, making their decarbonization a critical priority in global climate action. At the forefront of this transformation is
The Growing Role of Sustainability in Business Sustainability has become a crucial focus for businesses worldwide, with organizations investing in climate-positive initiatives, nature-positive solutions, and obtaining climate certifications to align with global environmental goals. However, a surprising trend is emerging—many companies are choosing to stay silent about their sustainability efforts. This phenomenon, known as “greenhushing,”
We are thrilled to announce that Green Initiative has officially joined the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) as a signatory. This important milestone reinforces our commitment to advancing climate-responsible investments worldwide and furthers our mission to drive sustainable finance that creates lasting environmental impact. What is PRI and Why is it Important? PRI is an
Introduction As global awareness of environmental sustainability intensifies, the fisheries and aquaculture sectors are under increasing pressure to adopt climate positive and nature positive practices. Contributing approximately 0.49% of global greenhouse gas emissions, these industries play a crucial role in climate change mitigation, biodiversity preservation, and food security. Unlike terrestrial agriculture, which emits between 400
The global carbon market is reaching a critical juncture. As climate action accelerates, governments, businesses, and financial institutions are increasingly integrating carbon credits into their sustainability strategies. However, challenges such as transparency, credibility, and market fragmentation persist. Could 2025 be the year that carbon credits transition from a supplementary tool to a mainstream climate action
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Brasil: Bahia, Paraná, Santa Catarina, Rio de Janeiro
Canada: Toronto
Mexico: Ciudad de México
Netherlands: Maastricht
Peru: Lima (HQ)
Switzerland: Zürich
USA: Washington – DC, San Francisco, CA
