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Terra Carta
Building a sustainable future
Towards sustainable markets
The Sustainable Markets Initiative aims to lead and accelerate the world's transition to a sustainable future by putting Nature, People and Planet at the heart of global value creation.
It is time to align sustainable solutions with funding in a way that can transform the marketplace. I am greatly encouraged that the members of my Sustainable Markets Initiative are starting to lead the way.
A new economic model
In sustainable markets, the economy operates in favour of people and planet while contributing to growth and prosperity. To achieve this we need three major market transformations:
A dramatic shift in corporate business models
An aligned, incentivised and mobilised financial system
An enabling environment that attracts investment and incentivises action
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Posted by edie.net 19 February 2021 Banking giants unite with Prince of Wales on financial net-zero taskforce
The SMI has announced that executives from the likes of Bank of America, BNP Paribas, NatWest and Lloyds have joined on as members of a new Financial Services Task Force aiming to create a net-zero investor sector.
Posted by Corporate Knights 27 January 2021 The Global 100 most sustainable corporations
Learn how the Global 100 are leading the Race to Zero while delivering superior financial performance.
Posted in Vanity Fair 11 January 2021 Prince Charles Has an Ambitious New Plan to Combat Climate Change
On Monday, the prince announced a new project called the Terra Carta, an economic recovery plan hoping to raise $10 billion for sustainable investments.
Posted in The Sydney Morning Herald 11 January 2021 Terra Carta: Prince Charles launches drive to save the planet
The Prince on Monday (British time) unveils his biggest environmental initiative to date, an ambitious Magna Carta-style charter that marks the culmination of his five decades of work.
