The nascent success of blue bonds has made them attractive for countries looking to finance marine conservation and long-term sustainability efforts, writes John Muchira

With ambitious carbon reduction targets and having embraced clean energy, one sustainable firm is actively shaping a greener future

With a clear strategic vision for the future, and with a plan for the sustainable growth of its business as well, this Bulgarian bank is heading into 2024 in excellent condition

Swisscom, Switzerland’s leading telecoms company, has been committed to sustainability for a quarter of a century and has set ambitious targets across three main areas for 2025, including becoming carbon neutral across its entire Swiss business

Building on the momentum of last year’s historic World Cup, Qatar is racing towards an exciting new phase of development. Seeking to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, Qatar’s next chapter will put sustainability at the heart of the economy

‘When our customers and the DR are successful, we are as well,’ says Banco Popular’s Francisco García

The world’s major tropical forests act as a carbon sink, absorbing billions of tons of carbon dioxide. Effective protection of these climate regulators will require bolder strategies if we are to keep global warming at bay

Mass disruption to global supply chains is forcing firms to rethink production and, in many cases, ‘reshore’ vast swathes of their business

Countries are being urged to accelerate decarbonisation plans in order to keep global climate goals on track. Iceland is doing just that, but what can other countries learn from this small island nation?

In the face of challenges such as water pollution and an ageing population, our company’s core values ‘Be Positive, Enrich Life’ are helping to underline an approach to a sustainable future, writes Fubon Life Insurance

As the global population grows, harvests must increase, and the environmental impact of food production must decrease. The food system also needs to be secured against geopolitical and biological risks. For investors, opportunities appear in areas such as agritech, fertilisation and agricultural land

The underlying long-term trend for ESG is, almost by necessity, positive. We are at a climate crossroad and as legislation to formalise corporate responsibility becomes more widespread, companies and investors alike must sit up and take notice

Decarbonisation is a central issue for the air transport sector, essential to ensuring both its development and survival. Aeroporti di Roma aims to be at the forefront of industry initiatives to achieve higher levels of sustainability

Plotting a course out of the pandemic turbulence has been a difficult task for many airlines, but Turkish Airlines with its wealth of experience has not only expertly navigated the crisis, it has led the way for a sustainable future

ESG-minded asset managers like UOBAM Thailand are leading the way in sustainability, and new government policy could catapult it to the forefront of the region