GARP SCR - Chapter 2 - Tushar Johri

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Across
  1. 2. This methodology is a building block of developing a more circular economy, in which economic growth is “de-linked” from consumption of finite resources
  2. 6. A company has a lot of factories along the shore. Due to the risk of rising sea-level, it plants a lot of mangrove forests around its factories. These mangroves may lessen the impacts of hurricanes and wetlands can purify polluted water. What is this type of service being provided by Mangroves (ecosystem) is well known as?
  3. 9. Around the same time as companies started widely practicing and communicating about CSR, investors began pressing investee companies to become more sustainable through share-holder __________
  4. 11. the relationship of ____ to government policy is very one-sided
  5. 13. These are the type of services provided by ecosystems that are fundamental conditions that enable the existence of all other services.
  6. 14. This framework uses five main dimensions of sustainability—social capital, human capital, governance, business model, and environment—and has identified a number of key issues that sit within these categories
  7. 15. Climate change impacts is exclusively an ESG issue (True/Nope)
  8. 16. Climate change-related issues, including climate risk, are a subset of ESG (True/Nope)
Down
  1. 1. SDGs do have _________ financial effects on particular companies or industries that can impact their financial bottom line
  2. 3. Of all the material sustainability risks,_______ is one of the most significant, and is an area where frameworks have been particularly influential.
  3. 4. It is a well-intended efforts to tackle sustainability challenges, which may not make enough of a difference.
  4. 5. MDGs are more targeted than SDGs for development in poorer countries and meant for public-sector, multilateral, and civil society stakeholders. Also, the detailed targets allow for better tracking and focus (True/Nope)
  5. 7. This criteria of ESG deals with a company’s leadership, including board composition, executive compensation, risk manage-ment, and other internal procedures
  6. 8. It is a type of greenwashing when organisations claim to fulfill stake-holders’ expectations for action on sustainability, without actually making any changes in what they do in practice.
  7. 10. _______ bottom-line was developed, placing environmental and social impact “bottom lines” on co-equal status with the traditional bottom line
  8. 12. Corporate climate goals are not motivated by ESG-related pressure from investors alone (True/Nope)