The Just Transition and impact: lessons learned from Covid-19

A growing movement to incorporate social considerations into the response to climate change is being described as the next frontier of responsible investment. This webinar will consider how the transition to a low carbon economy can minimise negative impacts to people and jobs, as well as considering the effect the Covid-19 has had on just transition impact themes.

Michael Hurley

Deputy Editor Environmental Finance

John Balbach

Director, Impact Investments MacArthur Foundation

Mathieu Nègre

Portfolio Manager Emerging Market Impact Equities Union Bancaire Privée (UBP)

Narina Mnatsakanian

Executive Director, Impact and Responsible Investment Van Lanschot Kempen

Nick Robins

Professor in Practice, Sustainable Finance London School of Economics

Peter Broek

Investment Director 4L Vision

Sarah Gordon

Chief Executive Impact Investing Institute

How are social outcomes being understood and weighed up against return metrics and risk?

Diversity, social justice and equality – how can these themes be incorporated into an impact strategy?

Impact-weighted accounting – how has the methodology been created and applied? How can social metrics be accounted for?

Lessons from the pandemic: how has the theme of social impact investing evolved since the events of 2020?

How did Covid-19 disrupt impact projects related to health, education, homelessness, poverty and in emerging and developed markets? What was the fallout from this?

The Just Transition and impact: lessons learned from Covid-19

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How are social outcomes being understood and weighed up against return metrics and risk?

Diversity, social justice and equality – how can these themes be incorporated into an impact strategy?

Impact-weighted accounting – how has the methodology been created and applied? How can social metrics be accounted for?

Lessons from the pandemic: how has the theme of social impact investing evolved since the events of 2020?

How did Covid-19 disrupt impact projects related to health, education, homelessness, poverty and in emerging and developed markets? What was the fallout from this?

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