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Forestry
Good management of ESG factors is a critical element of successful and sustainable long-term forestry investing. Moreover, forestry investing may have a substantial role to play in addressing global issues such as climate change and achieving the SDGs.
To learn more about our forestry work, contact us.
Practical guides and tools
Responsible investment in forestry
Forestry investors are exposed to a range of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors. How those factors impact investments – ultimately, whether they materialise as risks or opportunities for value creation – depends largely on an investor’s responsible investment approach.
Responsible investment DDQ for forestry investors
This responsible investment due diligence questionnaire (DDQ) has been developed to help investors appraising potential forestry investment managers to evaluate how a manager handles environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
TCFD for real assets investors
Implementing the recommendations of the Taskforce for Climate-related Financial Disclosures in physical assets like property, infrastructure, forestry and farmland.
Workshop summaries
Human rights in private markets: preventing and mitigating negative outcomes
2022-11-04T11:22:00+00:00
This article summarises the key points from a workshop on 15 September 2022 where private markets industry participants discussed how to prevent and mitigate negative human rights outcomes associated with their business operations and investment activities.
Human rights in private markets: identifying and assessing negative human rights outcomes
2022-08-08T14:46:00+01:00
Key points from a workshop held on 30 June 2022 where private markets industry participants discussed how to identify and assess negative human rights outcomes
Case studies
Gresham House – Putting sustainable forest management into practice
Satellite-based engagement towards no deforestation
Sustainalytics - 10 for 2021 - Investing in the Circular Food Economy
2020 ESG Trends project: what are the big challenges for the new decade?
EU taxonomy alignment case study: International Woodland Company
Combating climate change: what role can forestry investors play?
2019-04-15T09:12:00+01:00
This webinar explores the role of forestry in the fight against climate change, with a particular focus on how emissions trading schemes can provide opportunities to forestry investors and managers to make market returns while also generating positive environmental impact.
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