Asia Pacific > Researchers flag gaps in nature-related disclosures in Asia-Pacific

Researchers flag gaps in nature-related disclosures in Asia-Pacific

Published 15:09 on January 15, 2025  /  Last updated at 15:09 on January 15, 2025  / /  Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, China, Other APAC, South Korea

A study on corporate reporting in the Asia-Pacific region has found that only a quarter of surveyed companies believe biodiversity issues impact their business, with South Korea, Vietnam, and China among the countries with the biggest gaps in nature-related disclosures.
A study on corporate reporting in the Asia-Pacific region has found that only a quarter of surveyed companies believe biodiversity issues impact their business, with South Korea, Vietnam, and China among the countries with the biggest gaps in nature-related disclosures.


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