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Japanese Corporate Governance Code Revision: A Missed Opportunity for Biodiversity

A revision of the Japanese Corporate Governance Code has been proposed and includes a greater focus on sustainability. Yet Japanese companies already have a high rate of sustainability reporting. The opposite is true for biodiversity though. Excluding biodiversity is a missed opportunity.

Bonding with Observers

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If just 1% (USD 222 million) of global ‘harmful’ fishery subsidies were redirected to increased monitoring, a 20% observer coverage rate could be reached, thus reducing illegal fishing and overfishing.

Tackling Overfishing: Preventing Yellowfin Collapse in the Indian Ocean

Joint Research, Report Seafood China National Fisheries Corporation, Credit Suisse, EMATUM, VTB, Zhongyu Global Marine Food Policy, Shareholder Engagement Multi-Asset PT0021

This report investigates high-level financial implications of yellowfin collapse in the Indian Ocean

Back to School: Can the EU Learn from Others on Fishing Subsidies?

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At the end of last week, EU legislators reached an agreement on the expenditure of EUR 6.1 billion (USD 7.4 billion) which is to be allocated to fisheries and aquaculture for 2021 to 2027.

Cod-astrophe: Unsustainable UK Cod Exports Face Demand-side Squeeze

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The UK exports most of its seafood catch to EU neighbours and then imports fish for domestic consumption

Time to Rock the Boat – EU Must Enforce Rules to Bring Transparency and Sustainability to the Fishing Industry

Blog Seafood Policy, Transparency & Traceability Multi-Asset BLOG0064

The European Parliament’s Committee on the Environment (ENVI) has voted to bring more transparency to the European Union fishing industry. These proposals mark progress towards ensuring sustainability in seafood supply and marine ecosystems in the EU.

Can Blue Bonds Finance a fish stock recovery?

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A proposal to create a blue bond to facilitate a recovery in fish stocks.

Blue Recovery Bond Dashboard

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To help investors see in practice how a blue bond could help trigger a recovery in fish stocks and generate higher returns for fishing companies, Planet Tracker has created a simple interactive dashboard where users can change the key modelling assumptions.

EU Recovery Plan’s “Bottle Deposit Law” Plastic Waste Levy Begins in January 2021, but Recycling Infrastructure Insufficient.

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Deep inside the EU’s seven-year budget and recovery plan, which was approved on Friday 24 July, is a plastics’ waste levy of €800/tonne that comes into force in January 2021, despite the fact that insufficient recycling infrastructure exists throughout the EU.

Business can Benefit from New EU Food and Agriculture Strategies

Blog Food Systems Circularity, Policy BLOG0050

Last month, the EU Commmission launched two groundbreaking strategies – Farm-to-Fork and EU Biodiviersity – both intended to decrease the natural capital footprint of the EU’s food and agriculture system.

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