DP World has published a Sustainable Development Impact Disclosure (SDID), making it the first company globally to adopt and disclose on its development impact in countries of focus, the company said.
DP World has published a Sustainable Development Impact Disclosure (SDID), making it the first company globally to adopt and disclose on its development impact in countries of focus in accordance with the recently released impact disclosure guidance from
The Impact Disclosure Taskforce was established to promote transparency and accountability among corporates and sovereigns regarding their intentions and progress towards advancing the United.
The central role that private investors must play in financing Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) investments in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) is now widely understood and acknowledged. The just-published two-volume report of the Independent Experts Group (here and here) to the G20 helps to quantify the necessary scale. It offers a plausible and well-evidenced scenario suggesting that flows from external private investors must reach an additional $500 billion per year by 2030 to help fill SDG and global public goods (GPGs) financing gaps.