BRSR Interoperability: India’s Path To Global Credibility
India must align BRSR, or domestic sustainability reporting, with international standards to attract trillions in climate finance.
India must align BRSR, or domestic sustainability reporting, with international standards to attract trillions in climate finance.
The boardrooms track every ton of carbon footprint; will they now seize the carbon handprint to lead the global green race?
India faces a $2.685 trillion climate finance gap in the HKH region by 2050, demanding urgent policy and investment action.
In 2025, global ESG momentum faltered with policy retractions, while India aggressively tightened regulations through BRSR amendments and carbon mandates.
India’s steel sector needs standardized ESG data to unlock necessary climate finance.
Nearly 22% of India’s largest listed companies failed to provide mandatory Scope 1 and 2 emissions data, revealing a critical climate reporting gap
Political pressure and lobbying are triggering a global policy retreat, undermining urgent climate goals through greenwashing and commitment rollbacks
Signature Global marked its inaugural participation in the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) 2025, achieving a distinguished score of 84.
New ESG policy in Kerala offers 100% capital reimbursement, subsidies to attract global sustainable investments; first in India
A parliamentary panel has recommended that the MCA establish a dedicated oversight body to combat greenwashing and penalize fraudulent ESG claims, moving beyond the current disclosure-based system.
Even as the aviation and marine sectors operate under their own distinct global standards, the foundational principles of ESG offer a crucial lens through which to enhance safety, accountability, and public trust
Sunila Sahasrabudhe, a seasoned ESG lead with experience in private equity, discusses the impact of BRSR amendments and ERPs in an exclusive interview with Sonal Desai, Managing Editor, ESGnews.earth