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Lloyd’s publishes its first Environmental, Social and Governance Report which details its ambitions to fully integrate sustainability into all of Lloyd’s business activities.
Lloyd’s today launched a report which sets out its plans for accelerating the transition to a more sustainable insurance and reinsurance marketplace. Lloyd’s Environmental, Social and Governance Report 2020 builds on Lloyd’s existing ESG work with a comprehensive market-wide strategy that aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and supports the principles set out in the Paris Agreement.
The report highlights ongoing work to drive culture change across the Lloyd’s market. This includes commitments to meaningful and measurable actions to build a more inclusive working environment such as establishing Lloyd’s Culture Advisory Group and the setting of gender targets during 2020, and ethnicity targets to be announced in 2021.
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Britain’s foreign-policy debate is back
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Secretary of State for Scotland Alister Jack return to 10 Downing Street after a cabinet meeting at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in London, Britain December 15, 2020. REUTERS/Toby Melville
Though the world, cut off behind travel bans, has perhaps never felt further away for millions of Britons, one thing has changed in Whitehall over the course of this COVID-blighted winter: It can no longer be said that the only foreign-policy debate in the United Kingdom is about Brexit. With the launch this week of a major new report by the British think tank Chatham House, titled “Global Britain, Global Broker,” there are now two distinct visions emerging of Britain’s role in the world: one positioned in the political center and the other on the right.
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In a bid to shift Mr Biden into agreeing a post-Brexit trade deal, Mr Johnson has instructed his team to add climate change guarantees to negotiations. By doing this, it is hoped the team may entice Mr Biden, who has made a series of green pledges, into agreeing a deal with International Trade Secretary, Liz Truss previously declaring her intent to sign a deal by June. It is thought Mr Johnson’s team may now add certain pledges such as enhanced air pollution protections and corporate transparency on climate change to bring Mr Biden team to the tab
January 8, 2021
LONDON (AP) Sir David Attenborough is a globetrotter, discovering far-flung lands and exotic species for TV audiences since the 1950s. The pandemic may have kept him at home for much of 2020, but it hasn’t stopped the legendary host from continuing his work to get the world to act on climate change.
Attenborough recorded one of his trademark voiceovers warm, calm and full of contagious fascination for the natural world for the new
BBC and
A Perfect Planet. Staying home hasn’t completely cut Attenborough, 94, off from nature.
“I’ve seen the world go by in the natural world in my garden with a continuity and intensity that I haven’t been able to give it for, almost forever, really.”