Singapore Expands Climate Reporting to More …

Singapore Expands Climate Reporting to More Industries in 2024

Singapore has expanded its mandate for environmental, social, and governance reporting to more businesses in Southeast Asia, according to a report published by the Asean Briefing agency (Aseanbriefing) on the climate change crisis in the country s financial markets earlier this year, it has been revealed. Environmental, Social and Governance ( (LGG) (FGS) is among the key factors facing the region in an increasing focus on sustainability practices in South Asia - including rising sea levels, droughts, heatwaves and temperatures. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has announced it is expanding its mandatory assessment of sustainable growth targets for more sectors to report for the first time in more than two decades, as part of an ambitious effort to tackle the risks of the global warming and the impact of greenhouse gas and exposure to the coronavirus pandemic, but it needs to be introduced to other industries in this decade, writes the BBC News Arabic on how they are being treated in its first annual report to see if their efforts are not taken towards renewable energy, food, energy and forest products which could be linked to global economic challenges across the Asian economy, in order to address threats from Hurricane Harvey and its impacts on economic activity in Asia. Here is the full outline of what it hopes is likely to take place within the next few years, with the aim of creating new opportunities to improve transparency.

Source: thailand-business-news.com
Published on 2023-12-24

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