Accelerating Climate Action at Yara International
Yara, one of the largest producers of fertilizer globally, needs to publish a scope 3 Net Zero target to align itself with ‘Paris’, writes Gillian Gailliaert.
Our insights
Here we are pleased to demonstrate how we try to find an answer to all these questions, what dilemmas we face in doing so, the results we achieve, and where we could possibly encounter difficulties. We share the lessons we learn, the new insights we gain and, above all, we look towards the future.
Our articles
PGGM supports call for international treaty to end plastic pollution
The finance sector has an important role in mitigating financial risks related to plastic pollution, says Luuk Tupker.
Greenwashing: Scrutiny on sustainability claims increasing
Sustainable investing, ESG integration and impact investing are increasingly standardized as part of the investment mainstream. In this setting it is getting more and more important to communicate transparently. As stated in our new policy: say what you do and do as you say!
PGGM and McDonald’s sign a resolution withdrawal agreement
PGGM collaborates with NGOs Ceres and FAIRR to engage fast-food companies on their sustainability policies, write Eloisa Menguzzo and Luuk Tupker.
Engagement outcome: NN Group's updated Climate Action Plan
In July, NN Group, an international insurance company, published its updated Climate Action Plan.
Shifting our engagement focus to fossil fuel consumers
Our goal is to encourage the largest emitters in our portfolio to align their 2030 targets and strategy with the Paris Agreement, write Colin Thissen and Andres van der Linden.
A seamless transition: 1.4 million pensions transfer to PGGM
For the largest IT transition in the pensions sector in years, MN Pensioenbeheer will be integrated into PGGM Pensioenbeheer. The transfer of 1.4 million administrations to PGGM's MAP system has been successful.
PGGM’s Voting Revisited for 2024
It is time to push for more global progress on diversity and PGGM will exercise its voting rights accordingly, says Rogier Snijdewind of PGGM in his latest blog.