Understanding ESG Governance: The ‘G’ in ESG

ESG Governance is at the heart of a company’s sustainability efforts, ensuring accountability, transparency, and ethical decision-making. According to BSE ESG guidance and global standards, robust governance structures are essential for long-term success.

At Green Loop, we assist clients design and implement strong governance frameworks that align with global best practices, ensuring that your organization not only meets compliance requirements but additionally thrives in a sustainable future. We can assist your organisation to develop a robust ESG governance structures such as sustainability sub-committees and ESG external engagement committees.

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Elevating ESG: The Board’s Strategic Role

As per the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) ESG guidelines, effective governance is key to sustainable success. The board’s active oversight in identifying and managing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) risks and opportunities is not only a regulatory expectation but a strategic imperative.

At Green Loop, we believe that integrating ESG into board-level discussions enhances transparency, aligns corporate strategy with stakeholder expectations, and drives long-term value creation. Boards that prioritize ESG are better positioned to navigate the complexities of today’s market and ensure sustainable growth.

We offer specialized board training to help you integrate ESG into your governance framework. Get in touch with us to learn more!

The 2020/21 budget speech and its take on environmental challenges to support national development initiatives

By Lindiwe Jean Modise

Chief Environmentalist  |  Green Loop Environmental Consultants

In the 2020/21 Budget Speech delivered early this week by the Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Honourable Dr. Thapelo Matsheka, mentioned that “this Government is committed to transforming the economy through, refocusing existing policies, strategies and programmes, such as: service delivery through ICT; creating sustainable jobs; fighting corruption; improving education and training; providing quality health care; and attracting local and international investors, in order to create an inclusive economy with greater citizen participation.”  Unfortunately environmental and climate change issues were not prioritised as one would have expected given their adverse impact on growth of the national economy. / read more