Responsible Business Forum on Sustainable Development 2013
The Responsible Business Forum on Sustainable Development convened 500 business, government and civic society leaders in Singapore on November 25-26 at Marina Bay Sands for a series of high-level discussions on "Transformation, Growth and the Green Economy”.
观点 / 企业社会责任
Transformation, growth and the green economy
Op-ed by Jessica Cheam. Even though 'green economy' suggests a focus on the environment, it is so much more. It is about creating a socially inclusive, equitable, low-carbon and resource-efficient …
Speakers at the recent Responsible Business Forum on Sustainable Development called on the region to drive the change towards a green economy
Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies says its new ‘True Cost of Water’ methodology helps companies and water utilities understand water-related risks
More than 500 delegates crafted a set of industry recommendations and policy actions for six sectors relevant to Asia
全部Responsible Business Forum on Sustainable Development 2013
27 十一月 2013
26 十一月 2013
25 十一月 2013
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