The concept of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) has emerged as a key area of impact assessment practice and builds on the past 50 years of practice in identifying and managing the social issues of project development, investments and organisations.
IEMA are delighted to publish Volume 14 of the Outlook Journal to inspire practitioners working in ESG in international markets. Vol 14 focuses on the evolution, challenges, and innovation of ESG in international markets and has been produced by IEMA’s Global Environmental and Social Assessment (GESA) steering group.
In this edition, the Guest Editor (Claire Cummins) has drawn together six articles produced by members of the GESA that provide insights into the background and evolution of ESG as a discipline, along with some of the key concepts, and trends, tools and practices.
From a practitioner’s perspective, as we seek to tackle the climate and nature emergency at the same time as major global social and economic upheaval, the role of impact assessment and ESG is more important now than ever before.
Click here to download your free copy of Volume 14: ESG in International Markets.
