Uniting impact and sustainability in investment
Impact investing, where financial returns are coupled with measurable social and environmental outcomes, has gained significant traction in recent years.
Sustainability reporting for asset managers and investment firms
Sustainability reporting for investment firms, especially those with extensive and diverse portfolios, involves a comprehensive approach to disclosing critical areas
The role of capacity building in making a business adaptable and ensuring sustainable success
Today’s business environment is volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous, and remaining adaptable is the only way to not only survive
Understanding the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Framework
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Framework stands as a pioneering and widely adopted framework for sustainability reporting, empowering organizations to
Sustainability practitioners set to benefit from free fellowship
Sustainability professionals in Africa are set to benefit from advanced skills, cross-sectoral collaboration and insights into effective investment strategies after
Cimerwa to be de-listed in the Rwandan bourse
Cimerwa, Rwanda’s leading cement maker, will be delisted from the Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE) to allow the new investor, Kenya-based
Firm advances sustainable development in Africa with new office in Zambia
Organizations in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region are set to further their sustainability agenda after a support firm expanded its outreach by opening
African nations set to benefit from GRI Certification
Impact Africa Consulting Ltd (IACL), a leading consultancy firm in Africa specializing in sustainability and corporate responsibility, has partnered with
Impact Africa Consulting Becomes GRI Certified Training Partner for Africa
“This partnership reinforces our commitment to fostering sustainable development across Africa,” said Dr. Edward Mungai, lead consultant and partner at
Climate change: AI tool to harmonise global carbon trade
As the debate on whether large carbon emitters should be compelled to take responsibility and remit carbon offset payments to