ESG Reporting & Assurance

ESG Reporting & Assurance
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Financing Transitions: Financing Transitions: Research into 'The Role of the Financial Sector in Accelerating Sustainable Transition'
Type: ResearchPublication date: 6/3/2025How can the financial sector better support and scale sustainable sectoral transitions? This was the central question of the Financing Transitions research project, carried out by Dr. Diane Zandee RC (Nyenrode Business University) together with Lotte Groen and Martijn de Wit (TNO). In an interactive workshop, they tested key barriers and potential solutions with a broad group of representatives from the financial sector.
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The Netherlands Offers Lessons for Australia’s Circular Economy Transition
Type: ResearchPublication date: 5/27/2025The transition to a circular economy requires more than just technical solutions — it demands vision, collaboration, and long-term thinking. This is the key takeaway from recent research by Dr. Diane Zandee RC (Nyenrode Business Universiteit) and Roelof Vogel (Monash University, Australia). Their joint study compares the Netherlands’ experience with waste management to Australia’s current approach, where the circular economy is still in its early stages.
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Nyenrode Business University achieves B Corp Certification
Type: CommunityPublication date: 5/20/2025Nyenrode Business University is now officially a Certified B Corporation. This international certification confirms that the university meets high standards for social and environmental impact, transparency, and responsible business practices. With this achievement, Nyenrode joins a global community of over 9,500 certified companies. It also marks a special milestone: Nyenrode is the 500th certified B Corp in the Benelux.
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Effectively changing in a changing time: lessons from Adam Kahane and Paul de Ruijter
Type: EducationPublication date: 4/22/2025System change is a marathon. Adam Kahane's book makes clear: there is no quick fix. It is about daily perseverance, collaborating with people who think differently, experimenting, learning, and above all: endurance.