Q INDIA VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

Climate mitigation to achieve Paris Agreement goals requires concerted action by global asset allocators and policy makers alike.

As stewards of long term capital we expect Indian corporates to lead India's transition to a low carbon future.

Placing stewardship and investor interaction with management at the centre of our ESG approach is crucial to investment and risk management.

Grassroot social organisations and cooperatives offer an important role in tackling climate change and social inequity.

Investors navigating ESG greenwashing need to be aware of practices which we refer to as EHG: Eyewash, Hogwash, and Greenwash.

The contradiction of a fast growing democracy with a failure to provide support during the recent surge has implications on the economy.

International long-term investors such as pension funds are grossly under-allocated to India compared to the global opportunity asset pool.

We speak to the Founder of Climate Trends on the impact of climate change on India's economy and public opinion.

Our own standards of inclusiveness, equity and diversity - and those of our investee companies - require continuous evaluation & engagement

The finals of the international India Impact Challenge has highlighted innovative strategies to tackle carbon emissions in emerging markets.

We explore the inextricable links between ecology and economy in this discussion with the Founder of Sanctuary Nature Foundation.

Climate change has an adverse impact on water resources globally, India's water management policies will be crucial in managing risk.