We believe change starts at home. We try to inhabit our own ecosystem in a manner that ensures a sustainable future for all. From the Green Team at our offices to our work in conservation and with communities globally, we aim to help preserve our natural world and support a better tomorrow for future generations.
Ninety One Green, a grassroots initiative of champions within the business, drives our efforts to be more sustainable and ensures our actions are aligned with our mission to exceed clients’ expectations in everything we do.
Investments involve risk; losses may be made.
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Carbon neutral on a Scope 1, 2 and 3 |
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Agreed to establish first-of-a-kind ‘wheeling’ clean-energy procurement arrangement |
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Ninety One Green, an employee network, |
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Amplified staff charitable contributions |
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Partnered with |
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Provided funding and support |
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university students |
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in South Africa through our Changeblazers programme |
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Partnered with institutional clients in South Africa for the third consecutive year to expand a programme that |
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postgraduate research projects |
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in water and health sectors, where the intended outcome is to benefit the lives of ordinary people. |
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We are the founding sponsor of the Tusk Conservation Awards and have expanded our support of Tusk’s work through the recent launch of a charitable share class in one of our sustainable strategies. The annual management fee from the money invested in the share class will be donated to Tusk on an ongoing basis. These annual donations will be made available to help the ranger community, especially families of rangers who have laid down their lives, and to support rangers’ conservation efforts.
We also provided support to Conservation South Africa to expand its work with farmers and communities to embrace climate change-resilient farming practices.
Carbon data is backward looking and needs a better measure at a sovereign level explains Portfolio Manager Nicolas Jaquier. In an interview with Sustainability Director, Daisy Streatfeild, he outlines the unique challenges he and the team face when measuring and assessing the net-zero impact of countries and how to align portfolios to this goal.