GH Sustainability is proud to announce the release of our Sustainability Report 2018 – 2019. In this first sustainability report we highlight our company’s activities from June 2018 until December 2019, along with material impacts of our GHG emissions (Scopes 1, 2 and 3), the diversity our teams, and our operational impacts on the Sustainable Development Goals.
For more insight and inspiration please read our Sustainable Report 2018-2019
According to the World Bank report on , Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Finance currently represent 90% of all businesses worldwide, and account for employing approximately 50% of the global workforce. Given their market share, it is undeniable that SMEs have a real impact on the environment, society, and governance (ESG) of their communities. Yet SMEs are underrepresented in terms of the reporting of their impacts on national and global sustainability.
As a consulting company which focuses on providing sustainable solutions and climate action, GH Sustainability recognises our responsibility for addressing our impacts along with the need to be transparent towards our stakeholders. In our newly published Sustainability Report 2018-2019, GH Sustainability seeks to communicate our material ESG impacts and how we work to improve sustainability in the world in which we operate. This initial report is the benchmark upon which GH Sustainability will measure our future impacts, considering both our own GHG emissions and environmental impacts, as well as our diversity and the social components behind our services and operations. For more insight and inspiration please read our Sustainable Report 2018-2019
GH Sustainability A/S recently helped implement a virtual stakeholder consultation for Fiji’s NDC investment planning in the transport and energy efficiency sectors. The virtual stakeholder consultation was managed by Fiji’s Ministry of Economy and the Regional Pacific NDC Hub through the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI). The virtual stakeholder consultation consisted of subject matter based on-demand videos, online feedback, and online meetings with small sub-sector groups.
We appreciate the active participation of individuals from over 50 organizations in Fiji representing the private sector, higher education, development agencies, IFIs, and government institutions.
GH Sustainability has the pleasure to work in cooperation with Sailing for Sustainability (Fiji) on this assignment, and the assignment is a Regional Pacific NDC Hub activity which is itself implemented through a partnership between Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, GGGI, Pacific Community-SPC and SPREP with financial support from the Germany, United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australian Governments.
In February 2020 GH Sustainability A/S started work with the Government of Tuvalu to address possibilities to enhance the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) via an implementation roadmap and investment planning for GHG mitigation in the transport sector and through energy efficiency. GH Sustainability A/S has the pleasure to work in cooperation with Sailing for Sustainability (Fiji) on this assignment, which will strengthen Tuvalu’s contribution to reducing GHG emissions and kick-start efforts to gain the support needed to achieve the needed change.
This is a Pacific NDC Hub activity which is itself implemented through a partnership between Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Global Green Growth Institute, Pacific Community-SPC and SPREP with financial support from the Germany, United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australian Governments. This work is being delivered through the Global Green Growth Institute.
It was a pleasure to work with numerous UN agencies in the Pacific to review opportunities for a joint approach to supporting the enhancement and implementation of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of Pacific Island Countries (PICs) to combat climate change. PICs are some of the most vulnerable countries to sea level rise and adverse weather, and have made some of the most ambitious contributions to the Paris Agreement to reduce GHG emissions. This effort is facilitated by UNDP with active participation from the UN agencies in the Pacific region.
This project focuses on supporting the UN system in the Pacific region to assess the UN agencies current approach, and provide recommendations for a joint UN approach, to supporting the enhancement and implementation of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of Pacific Island Countries (PICs).
This project was sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
It was a real pleasure last week to start work with the Government of the Republic of Fiji, in addressing related finance and support needs for reducing GHG emissions in the transport sector and through energy efficiency. GH Sustainability A/S started work with the Government of the Republic of Fiji, in cooperation with Sailing for Sustainability (Fiji), to prepare a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Investment Plan and Project Pipeline, which will strengthen Fiji’s contribution to reducing GHG emissions and kick-start efforts to gain the support needed to achieve the needed change for energy efficiency and transport.
This is a Pacific NDC Hub activity which is itself implemented through a partnership between Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH , Global Green Growth Institute, Pacific Community-SPC, and SPREP with financial support from the Germany, United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australian Governments. This work is being delivered through Global Green Growth Institute.
It was a real pleasure this week to start work with the Government of the Republic of Kiribati, on planning for GHG mitigation in the transport sector and through energy efficiency, as well as addressing related finance and support needs. GH Sustainability A/S has the pleasure to state work with with the Government of the Republic of Kiribati, in cooperation with Sailing for Sustainability (Fiji), to prepare a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Implementation Roadmap, and an Investment Plan and Project Pipeline, which will strengthen Kiribati’s contribution to reducing GHG emissions and kick-start efforts to gain the support needed to achieve the needed change.
This is a Pacific NDC Hub activity which is itself implemented through a partnership between Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Global Green Growth Institute, Pacific Community-SPC and SPREP with financial support from the Germany, United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australian Governments. This work is being delivered through the Global Green Growth Institute.
This project focuses on the preparation of in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) investment plan for Fiji, plus investment plans and implementation roadmaps for Kiribati, and Tuvalu. These plans and roadmaps focus on economy wide energy efficiency and transport sectors.
This project was sponsored by the Pacific NDC Hub, and where GH Sustainability A/S is partnered with Sailing for Sustainability (Fiji) Ltd.
GH Sustainability A/S has the pleasure to work with the Thai Government to strengthening Quality Control of data for the GHG inventories in the energy and waste sectors in Thailand. This effort in Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification was supported through the Thai German Climate Programme (TGCP) operated by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and in cooperation with Thai Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy (ONEP). The training effort was prepared by GH Sustainability A/S, PwC India and Perspectives Climate Change.
Photos provided by GIZ-Thailand.
