Projects
We believe the greatest change we can affect is by combining open dialogue, collaboration and action.
Our imperfect and ever-changing world means we’ll never have all the information, nor will there ever be one single solution, but by convening the optimum balance of players to delve into key topics, we can collectively move the dial and play our part in amplifying the positive impact that business can have on people and planet.
Get in touch if you are interested in any of our projects, either as a contributor, a reader or would like to suggest a new collaboration.
Disclosure Mapping
Objective: To create a ‘living’ disclosures requirements map. Analysing both voluntary and mandatory requirements against the 9 planetary boundaries and social needs.
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Analysis of 46 reports has been completed. Dashboard in the process of being built. Findings report in draft.
Managing inside-out* risk
Objective: To develop approaches for how firms manage inside-out risks – *how the firm (positively or negatively) impacts our Earth system and society.
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Reviewing the 9 planetary boundaries framework and its potential application to risk management practices.
Future Skills
Objective: To create a ‘living’ sustainability competency matrix. Phase 1 will be focused on risk and audit practitioners only.
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Research has commenced. Academics and practitioners will be invited to contribute to focus groups over the coming months.
The Impact Risk Charter
Objective: To co-create a ‘living’ charter for risk management practitioners. Focused on the practical steps the risk profession can take to support their business transition to a regenerative inclusive economy.
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Team is mobilising.
Risk Management in startups
Objective: To provide impact startups with a pragmatic tool set to support their decision making processes, with particular emphasis on environmental and social risks.
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Activity underway. Still opportunity for both founders and risk practitioners to contribute to this work.
Social Risk
Objective: Phase 1 – to provide practical examples of how social value principles can be applied to risk management practices.
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Beginning the research phase and collating case studies.
