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WTO | 2023 News items - Environment committee draws members' broad engagement, considers proposals to enhance work - Vimarsana News

WTO | 2023 News items - Environment committee draws members' broad engagement, considers proposals to enhance work

Environment committee draws members’ broad engagement, considers proposals to enhance work —

Source: wto.org
2022 Edition of the Gender Equality Index - Vimarsana News

2022 Edition of the Gender Equality Index

Gender Equality Index, created in France in September 2018, helps companies measure professional inequalities between women and men. New for 2022: companies with a score between 75 and 85 points must define and set improvement targets for each gender equality criteria.

Gender Equality Index – Follow-Up on Compliance Requirements | K&L Gates LLP - Vimarsana News

Gender Equality Index – Follow-Up on Compliance Requirements | K&L Gates LLP

The Gender Equality Index, created in France in September 2018 (Gender Equality Index), helps companies measure professional inequalities between women and men. By 1 March of each...

WTO | 2022 News items - Members note work in three environment initiatives and discuss anti-deforestation efforts - Vimarsana News

WTO | 2022 News items - Members note work in three environment initiatives and discuss anti-deforestation efforts

Members note work in three environment initiatives and discuss anti-deforestation efforts —

Source: wto.org
Cities widely unprepared for climate risks, warns study | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Cities widely unprepared for climate risks, warns study | News | DW

Almost half of 812 cities surveyed world-wide still do not have climate adaption plans despite them admitting future risks from water-shortages, heat and disease.

Source: dw.com