Thanks for the invitation to join this session today School of Project Management Nader Naderpajouh! In discussion with fellow panelists Markus Hällgren and Chris Quinn Chris Quin on the ability of projects to deliver #resilience in a changing world 🌍. Some of the key points below! ⏬

🆕 With UN Development's support, Ghana, Vanuatu, and Switzerland's Shhh launch at #COP27 world’s first projects under new carbon market mechanism set out in Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement: ow.ly/6W3l50LBGot

A study by our Centre member Dr Laura Le Luo examines the role of a country’s national culture in determining corporate #carbon performance, suggesting that culture provides an incremental explanation for corporate #climate behaviours ➡️ ow.ly/8oAL50LCjnY Aus J of Management

Session 3 - Projects for Resilience in a Changing World - of John Grill Institute for Project Leadership's 2022 International Symposium is now available to view in full on our website. WATCH: ▶️project-leadership-eng.sydney.edu.au/2022-november-… Nader Naderpajouh Martina Linnenluecke CCSEF Markus Hällgren Chris Quin #JGIPL2022

A historic deal with shortcomings including commitments to the 1.5C global temperature rise limit which lack progress since COP26 last year and weak language on the phasing out of fossil fuels. #COP27 #climatechange #climateaction theguardian.com/environment/20…

Looking forward to seeing our Sustainability PhD Community members & Division Chairs @SukhbirKSandhu and Colin Higgins at this event! Thank you for the invite Sustainability PhD Community! @AOM_OrgNatEnv SIM Division, AOM

"If investors most agreeable to rapid decarbonisation sell their shares, they lose their influence" #ShareholderActivism #CorporateSustainability ow.ly/o2GU50LOvcj

Private capital only represents 17% of total investments into nature-based solutions. Tackling #climatechange, biodiversity loss & land degradation with immediate action requires global investments double more than the current USD 154 billion/year by 2025. ow.ly/9N7V50LUM1j

A report by our Centre member Dr Muhammad Atif observes that board gender diversity significantly reduces waste generation and increases recycling in firms whilst being accompanied by improved financial performance. #CorporateSustainability Report here ⤵️ ow.ly/iOs050LUN61

We hosted an event “Meet the Sustainability Academic Communities” with our guest panelists @SukhbirKSandhu, Martina Linnenluecke, and Colin Higgins. We discussed how PhD students can effectively engage in business sustainability academic communities. A big thank you to the panelists!

CALL-FOR-PAPERS We are editing a Special Issue in Applied Energy and Advances in Applied Energy: "Emission accounts and carbon neutrality in developing countries". Yuli Shan @Davis_StevenJ Shobhakar Dhakal GEES school engagement Geography Birmingham Earth Sciences Bham UoB EnvironmentalSci College of Life and Environmental Sciences CCSEF

According to research by our Centre member Dr Le Luo, firms that follow global reporting initiative (GRI) standards when preparing their #ESG reports are more likely to achieve greater #carbon mitigation in terms of strategy, investment & engagement. ➡️ ow.ly/AbHw50M0B8N

What started 5 years ago as a tiny research centre grew into this great group of colleagues and friends. Today we celebrated the end of the year, our many achievements in 2022, and new opportunities for 2023! CCSEF

teach an intro class on #environmental #finance using our new chptr “The Rise of Environmental Investing: Innovative Financing for a Sustainable Future” Martina Linnenluecke & I offer these slides + vids Enjoy! researchgate.net/project/Teachi… or dropbox.com/scl/fo/le47kpb… CCSEF Tasmanian School of Business & Economics

A fantastic 5 years of growth for our research centre. Celebrating great achievements in 2022 and looking forward to new opportunities in 2023! 🎉 View our 2022 Annual Report for this year's highlights ➡️ ow.ly/iCNr50M6Joc

Rui Xue Deputy Director CCSEF presenting his latest research on the impact of minimum wage on polluting behaviour. #esg #emissions #Sustainability Macquarie University

New research from our CCSEF researchers: Solar power can cut living costs, but it's not an option for many people – they need better support via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand theconversation.com/solar-power-ca…

Join Mark Howden, Martina Linnenluecke, Mel Edwards & Rawshan Ara Begum to discuss the urgent need for businesses to identify & address climate risks. Hosted by UTS Business School & UTS Finance Department in collaboration with ICEDS. 📅1-2pm, Thursday 25 May Register➡️bit.ly/3O1gfwr