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A commitment to preserving resources for future generations is an essential part of any infrastructure investment, believes Sam Lissner of Ridgewood Infrastructure.
The 2019 survey illustrated the growing emphasis infrastructure funds are placing on ESG. Yet progress in implementing standards is uneven across sectors.
The third part of our A-Z looks at kids and the future generation, low-cost housing and metrics.
Investors need to look past tick-box credentials to consider the real ESG impact of their infrastructure projects, says Ian Berry, head of infrastructure equity at Aviva Investors.
In the first part of our A-Z, we examine agri-investing, blockchain, clean technology, diversity and education.
Mikael Karlsson, head of energy at Actis, on how access to electricity is the bedrock of sustainable development.
Meridiam’s Matthieu Muzumdar and Ginette Borduas on integrating sustainability throughout the investment process.
Genuine sustainable impact is best achieved through new asset creation, says David Scaysbrook, founder and managing partner of Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners.
The second part of our A-Z looks at financial return, global vision, healthcare, inclusive finance and job creation.
In the fourth part of our A-Z we look at nutrition, oceans and clean water, public-private partnerships and quality outcomes.