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Infrastructure and other real assets
Long-term infrastructure investors should consider a broad range of ESG issues that potential and existing investments might face over the course of the assets’ life.
To hear more about our infrastructure work, contact us.
Infrastructure
Long-term infrastructure investors should consider a broad range of ESG issues that potential and existing investments might face over the course of the assets’ life.
Farmland
Investments in farmland are intrinsically linked to certain ESG factors such as soil quality, water availability and land/tenant rights.
Forestry
Good management of ESG factors is a critical element of successful and sustainable long-term forestry investing.
Latest
Infrastructure: Insights from the 2023 reporting cycle
2024-09-18T15:39:00+01:00
The vulnerability of infrastructure to environmental risks is reflected in the depth and breadth of responsible investment policies made by infrastructure investors, and the extent to which the same are incorporated in Limited Partnership Agreements.
Responsible investment DDQ for investors in infrastructure and other real assets
2024-09-05T09:30:00+01:00
This DDQ has been developed to help investors better understand and evaluate investment managers’ approaches to responsible investment.
Human rights due diligence for private markets investors: a technical guide
2023-06-07T08:00:00+01:00
This guidance aims to help private markets investors adopt consistent human rights practices and make more informed investment decisions
Human rights in private markets workshop series
Human rights in private markets: access to remedy
Key points from a workshop on 31 January 2023 where private markets industry participants discussed their role in providing access to remedy.
Human rights in private markets: tracking and communicating performance
Key points from a workshop on 15 November 2022 where private markets industry participants discussed how to track and communicate performance relating to human rights.
Human rights in private markets: preventing and mitigating negative outcomes
Key points from a workshop on 15 September 2022 where private markets industry participants discussed how to prevent and mitigate negative human rights outcomes.
Human rights in private markets: identifying and assessing negative human rights outcomes
Key points from a workshop held on 30 June 2022 where private markets industry participants discussed how to identify and assess negative human rights outcomes.
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