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India Inc still far from looking at sustainability for value creation

6, March 2023

Only 5 to 10 per cent of the corporates currently find value in sustainability right from the beginning, said Anu Chaudhary, Partner & Global Head – ESG, Uniqus Consultech Inc, an ESG and accounting & reporting consulting firm. “It is at a very nascent stage. Corporates are currently just starting to learn about sustainability,” she underscored.

“I see a major shift due to regulations and other things in the pipeline, including the cap on greenhouse emissions, carbon footprint, carbon tax and water regulation” said Uniqus’ Chaudhary.

She also expected a lot of companies to gauge their current state of impact in terms of sustainability this year.

 

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