Denne undersøgelse tager 5 minutter at besvare, og fokuserer på hvordan virksomheder i Danmark rapporterer deres bæredygtighed. Ved at deltage er du og dit firma med til at sætte fokus på den voksende opmærksomhed danske virksomheder har på bæredygtighed og rapportering af miljø, sociale forhold samt ledelse, også kendt som ESG praksis (Environmental, Social & Governance).
G+H publishes an info graphic highlighting the possibilities for the integration of the Gender Action Plan (GAP) of the UNFCCC (COP23) into both the development and the implementation of roadmaps for Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). The info graphic shares an example of where activities from the GAP are found in Fiji’s NDC roadmap.
G+H publishes a discussion paper with the aim to provide a tested approach and rationale in the decision-making process when thinking about and designing a pathway for implementing mitigation actions under National Determined Contributions through a country driven process under the Paris Agreement.
A guidance note on the business models, complex finance, general policies & actions, and governance for addressing the comprehensive financing of rural electrification programs under a NAMA.
A policy document targeting Cote D’Ivoire, and increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the charcoal value chain as a driver to limit deforestation and improve energy security
A policy document targeting Ghana, and increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the charcoal value chain as a driver to limit deforestation and improve energy security
Introducing a holistic way of tackling rural energy access and rural poverty by setting up an integrated infrastructure for energy and income.
In efforts to mitigate GHG emissions in six countries (Egypt, Kenya, Ghana, Lebanon, Vietnam, and Zambia) eleven National Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) we worked on, this included assisting the countries in developing components in finance, MRV, institutional setup, stakeholder consultations, SDG linkages, and total planning.
This project was sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme and performed in cooperation with partners First Climate, Adelphi, TUV-NORD, ERCC and Kyoto Energy, and completed under the Energy & Environment Group of Grue + Hornstrup A/S, which is now GH Sustainability A/S.