Roundtable: Balancing the E and the S in the ESG agenda

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Roundtable: Balancing the E and the S in the ESG agenda

Oct 19

Online

Organisations: Join a panel of experts to discuss how environmental and social considerations go hand-in-hand.

How can businesses balance the drive for renewables against the humanitarian consequences of the forced labour that produces them?

In this Roundtable event, interact with a panel of experts, to examine the issues around the link between green energy policies and modern slavery.

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