INTRODUCTION
The world is falling behind on its commitments to tackle some of the most pressing problems of this century: climate change, inequality, and other obstacles to building a sustainable future. In 2015, all Member States of the United Nations adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development which set out 17 Sustainable Development Goals (‘UNSDG’) and 169 targets spanning the spectrum of environmental, social and economic dimensions of development. At the mid-point to 2030, the UN Secretary-General reported that of the roughly 140 targets for which data is available, about 12% are on track; more than half are moderately or severely off track; and some 30% have either seen no movement or regressed below the 2015 baseline …
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Vincent Ooi and Alvin WL See, Promoting ESG Investing by Trustees: Risk Management and Structuring Solutions, King’s Law Journal. Published online: 28 February 2024.
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