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Pollution reduction initiative of the year: Green Antz
Filipino firm Green Antz said it is one of the "fastest-growing" circular economy and pollution reduction service providers in Asia, with it looking to initiatives in cement and waste reduction to drive further growth for the business.
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Net zero progression of the year, Americas: Bank of America
Bank of America achieved carbon neutrality in its operations one year early than targeted, in 2019.
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Net zero progression of the year, APAC: City Developments
Singaporean real estate conglomerate City Development (CDL) has begun to make the changes needed to reach its 2030 carbon neutrality target
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Large enterprise of the year: Al-Amal Microfinance Bank
The bank - which calls itself the 'Bank of the Unbanked' - launched its Project to Support Youth Entrepreneurship and Financial Inclusion (PSYEFI), for which it has won the Large enterprise of the year award.
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Community involvement program of the year, APAC: HDFC Bank
Under its impact investing umbrella Parivatan, HDFC Bank's Holistic Rural Development Programme has helped over 1,000 villages across India to develop critical skills and grow businesses which not only support local economies but protect India's land and biodiversity.
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Net zero progression of the year, EMEA: BNP Paribas
The transition towards a low-carbon economy has been a "priority" at BNP Paribas for over a decade, the firm said.
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Community involvement program of the year, Americas: Experian
Experian secured the community involvement programme of the year award for its financial literacy social media campaign with Grammy Award-winning rapper Lecrae.
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Plastic reduction initiative of the year: Modix Plastique
Canadian firm Modix Plastique secured the Plastic reduction initiative of the year award after delivering a solution to North American recycling challenges...
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Nature-based initiative of the year, EMEA: Carbon Tanzania
Social enterprise Carbon Tanzania generates forest-based carbon credits that earn revenue for Tanzania's indigenous resource-owners.
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Nature-based initiative of the year, Americas: Aspiration
The 'Plant Your Change' programme from US sustainable consumer finance firm Aspiration allows anyone to support reforestation projects with ever payment made using a debit or credit card.
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Sustainability thought leader of the year: Mindy Lubber, Ceres
Ceres chief executive officer Mindy Lubber has scooped the Sustainability thought leader of the year award amid her efforts to drive forward the conversation on sustainable finance regulation in the US...
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Community involvement program of the year, EMEA: EDP
Portuguese electric utility giant EDP secured the Community involvement program of the year award for its innovative 'just transition' programme supporting workers and the local community...
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Nature-based initiative of the year, APAC: Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts
Luxury hotels chain Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts picked up the Asia-Pacific Nature-based initiative of the year award for its role in an innovative rainforest restoration project delivered with the Sri Lankan forest department.
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Product innovation of the year, APAC: Raymond UCO Denim
Indian textile manufacturer Raymond UCO Denim secured the Asia Pacific Product Innovation of the year award for its efforts to develop recycled denim which no longer needs to "down-cycle".
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Rising star - under 30: Eliza Macmillan Scott
"Working in large financial institutions means you don't really see the reality of the things you're working on" said Eliza Macmillan Scott, Sustainable Finance Associate at Systemiq.
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Sustainability reporting of the year, APAC: Link REIT
Decarbonising real estate is one of the most significant challenges of the net zero agenda, and one especially important for the largest real estate investment trust (REIT) in Asia, Link REIT.
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Diversity and inclusion initiative of the year: Babbel
Babbel's focus on 'intersectionality' helped the language learning service win Diversity and inclusion initiative of the year.
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Product innovation of the year, EMEA: CarbonSpace
A remote, satellite-powered tool for carbon footprint monitoring has won best product innovation of the year
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Supply chain initiative of the year: Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric says its 'Zero Carbon Project' will help reduce the carbon dioxide footprint of its top 1,000 suppliers by 50% by 2025.
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Sustainability reporting of the year, Americas: Moody's
Risk assessment firm Moody's says it prides itself on its annual sustainability reports as they enable its clients and other stakeholders to stay informed and hold the firm accountable.
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Circular economy transition of the year: Sustainable Resources Group
Sustainable Resources Group's products and services are designed to reduce the amount of waste being produced at the source and 'upcycle' material into products or raw materials for other companies.
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Energy efficiency initiative of the year: GreenAl
Securing the supply of energy derived from reliable, sustainable sources climbed the agenda for 2022.
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Product innovation of the year, Americas: Floodlight Invest
US-based Floodlight Invest bills its environmental, social and governance (ESG) data product as a "greenwash killer".
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Net zero champion of the year: Katherine Stodulka
As head of Systemiq's sustainable finance team since 2017, Katherine Stodulka has been involved in an impressive number of impactful initiatives across the globe.
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Sustainable business leader of the year: Gordon Bennett, ICE
Gordon Bennett, managing director of utility markets at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has won the Sustainable business leader of the year award for his work in easing the process of 'carbon hedging'.
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SME of the year: Agrocortex Florestas do Brasil
Agrocortex Florestas do Brasil won small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) of the year for its work in tackling illegal deforestation.