G20 nations lack policy on nature-related disclosure despite COP15 pledge, finds report

Published 00:01 on September 5, 2023  /  Last updated at 15:54 on September 1, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, International

Most G20 members still have insufficient policies on nature-related corporate impact, according to new research by disclosure organisation CDP, with the body outlining 10 high-level principles policymakers should adopt to close the current gap.
Most G20 members still have insufficient policies on nature-related corporate impact, according to new research by disclosure organisation CDP, with the body outlining 10 high-level principles policymakers should adopt to close the current gap.


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