How investors in Asia Pacific can manage nature-related risks
A PwC and AIGCC collaborative guide for Asia Pacific investors to understand and identify nature-related risks for a nature-positive future.
A PwC and AIGCC collaborative guide for Asia Pacific investors to understand and identify nature-related risks for a nature-positive future.
Embrace sustainable finance as global investments surge, with ESG upskilling becoming a priority for financial leaders.
How can Asia Pacific businesses tackle the Overshoot Day issue by building circular supply chains?
Asia Pacific CEOs and investors' take on sustainability in the coming year, based on the results of PwC’s Global CEO Survey and Global Investor Survey.
PwC developed a circular economy framework to provide stakeholders across various industries with a shared understanding of what constitutes a circular economy. This report explains the framework and lays out the challenges facing ASEAN’s transition to a circular economy.
Find out the current state and rate of decarbonisation in Asia Pacific, as well as the unique challenges and opportunities ahead.
Asia Pacific businesses have a high dependency on nature and, with forthcoming nature-related regulations imminent, now is the time to step up nature risk disclosure.
Human rights in your supply chains– and protect your reputation, relationships, and market access
The concept of a circular economy is gaining momentum in Southeast Asia, driven by the pressing issues of climate change and resource constraints.
Executives can use the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive to better understand how sustainability factors affect value creation.
Understanding sustainability reporting requirements across Asia Pacific and insights on the journey to date.
Business leaders in the Asia Pacific region are on the brink of a historic moment in the battle against inequality. How they respond could have far reaching consequences for the region’s economies and people.
Aotearoa New Zealand is known for pristine landscapes but growing concerns around climate change and environmental degradation are threatening the tourism industry and challenging the country’s iconic brand, 100% Pure.
VS Industry Berhad (VS) is a leading provider of electronics manufacturing services. VS prioritises corporate responsibility and is committed to sustainable and ethical operations.
Metal One Service Asia Group (Metal One) has strengthened its commitment to carbon neutrality and is collaborating with manufacturers and clients to achieve its ecological goals.
Southeast Asia’s net zero target requires an economy-wide overhaul and decarbonisation of all sectors. Learn how the public sector can reduce national emissions.
Businesses rely heavily on nature to supply goods and services. Recognizing those dependencies is the first step toward managing nature risks and opportunities.
2023 is shaping up to be a year where organisations continue the evolution of their ESG and sustainability priorities. For some, it’s business as usual; for others, it’ll be a year of change and disruption.
Which companies are impacted by CSRD, what businesses will need to do, and why the broader global circular economy transition is important for Asia Pacific.
How do you plan and adapt to an uncertain future? One of the tools we use is climate scenario analysis to explore the range of plausible pathways the future could take to better inform the decisions we make today.
Green growth represents a paradigm shift from our existing approach towards economic growth, focusing on how countries can sustainably utilise their natural resources to achieve their economic and social goals.
2023 is going to be a vital moment for our sustainable future. The way governments, industries and financiers collectively respond to emerging risks will decide the success of their sustainability agenda. Yet, businesses will also need to cope with market headwinds from geopolitical risks, slower economic growth and...
Business- and regulatory-driven approaches that need to be scaled up.
PwC Australia worked with CEOs from the Australian Climate Leaders Coalition on addressing scope 3 emissions. This work culminated in the creation of the Scope 3 Roadmap featuring proof-of-concepts and advice to support other CEOs with scope 3 emissions reduction.
An increased focus on ESG issues presents CEOs with a new challenge: can their company perform well for investors and pursue an ESG strategy at the same time?
Australia urgently needs new funding and policy approaches to take advantage of our unique and valuable reserves of critical minerals.
PwC's Net Zero Economy Index 2022 reveals the Asia Pacific region achieved a decarbonisation rate of 1.2% on average in 2021, ahead of the global average of 0.5%, but still a massive gap towards the 15.2% decarbonisation rate required to limit global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
From ambition to impact
Understand the Environmental, Social and Governance framework in the Asia Pacific insurance industry.
Understanding sustainability reporting requirements across Asia Pacific and insights on the journey to date.
Climate change is accelerating in Asia Pacific. It’s an SOS call for everyone to act now.
The latest IPCC report warns that further delay in climate transition can be severely disruptive for Asia Pacific. PwC Asia Pacific Climate Change Lead, Lit Ping Low shares the report’s key takeaways for government and business in Asia Pacific to consider.
Climate risk is expected to be a mainstay of future stress testing exercises among banks, amidst the growing awareness of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues and the need for environmental assessments in risk management.
The report ‘Code Red - Asia Pacific’s Time To Go Green ’ tracks the rate of decarbonisation in the region. It’s time for business to work with government, lead the change, and grab the golden opportunity for green growth.
The Australia-India Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (AI-CECA) is a free trade agreement aimed at reducing tariffs on a wide range of goods between Australia and India, to enhance trade and investment opportunities.
Ivy Kuo
PwC Asia Pacific Sustainability Leader, Partner, PwC China
Denis Daley
Asia Pacific Sustainability, Chief Operating Officer, Managing Director, PwC Singapore
+65 8729 0380
Andrew Chan
Asia Pacific Sustainability, Strategy, Transformation, Clients & Markets, Partner, PwC Malaysia
+60 3-2173 0348
Jeremy Prepscius
Asia Pacific Sustainability, Sustainable Supply Chains, Managing Director, PwC Hong Kong
+852 6331 6254
Keagan Rubel
Asia Pacific Sustainability, Sustainability Office as a Service, Director, PwC Singapore
Kirsty Haymon
Kushal Chadha
Asia Pacific Sustainability, Deals, Private Equity and Sustainable Finance Partner, PwC Australia
Lit Ping Low
Melissa MacEwen
Robert Pedler
Asia Pacific Sustainability, Digital, Managing Director, PwC Australia
Sean Purdie
Asia Pacific Sustainability, Energy Transition, Managing Director, PwC China
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