4C:  Nature stewardship : ‘Spring’ and responsible political engagement @ThePRIOfficial
4C:  Nature stewardship : ‘Spring’ and responsible political engagement  @ThePRIOfficial
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This session will discuss the need for responsible political engagements (RPE) by corporates in the development and implementation of nature policies. What does ‘responsible’ mean when companies or their associations are engaging policy makers? Why is it a problem for investors that some corporates are pursuing shortsighted agendas to delay or weaken government action? How has investor action on deforestation evolved to look at RPE? Why are investors interested in RPE to mitigate the material risks of nature loss? This session will discuss how collaborative stewardship initiatives such as Spring address these issues, in a panel discussion with civil society experts and investors from developed and emerging markets.

Greta Fearman, Investment Stewardship Lead, Cardano
Glenn Hurowitz, Founder and CEO, Mighty Earth
José Pugas, Partner and Head of ESG, JGP
Tim Steinweg, PRI
Charlotta Sydstrand, Head of ESG, AP7
Rebecca Vaughan, Director, Methodologies and Program Development, Influence Map
Moderator: Leslie Samuelrich, President, Green Century Funds

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