Press invite (webbcast) Ecogain Biodiversity Index 2020 “Still much to be desired when the largest Nordic companies report on biodiversity”
Ecogain, one of the Nordic region’s leading knowledge-based companies in biodiversity and sustainable business models, is pleased to invite the Nordic media and other stakeholders to a live webinar on how the 100 largest companies in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland handle their sustainability reporting, focusing on Biodiversity. The webinar is estimated to take about 20 minutes.
– Unfortunately, we note that for another year there is much to be desired about how large companies prioritize and report on biodiversity in their sustainability reports. However, there are also some highlights. It’s great to see that Finland is at the forefront, but a little disheartening that Sweden is the worst of the Nordic countries that we have examined, says Anders Enetjärn, CEO of Ecogain, who leads the broadcast together with Christian Sjöland, business development consultant at Ecogain.
The webinar will be broadcast in English on Ecogain’s Facebook page and Anders Enetjärn is available to journalists before and after the broadcast (see contact details below).
What: Ecogain Biodiversity Index 2020 on how Nordic big companies prioritize and report on their work on biodiversity.
When: Friday, May 29, at 9.30 am CET.
Where: Live in English on Ecogain’s Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/ecogainsweden/
For further information and further comments regarding the analysis contact:
Anders Enetjärn, CEO of Ecogain, tel: +46 (0)10 405 90 01, e-mail: anders.enetjarn@ecogain.se
Christian Sjöland, Business Development Consultant, Ecogain, tel: +46 (0)10 405 90 10,
e-mail: christian.sjoland@ecogain.se
Lars Sjögrell, Ecogain Press Manager, tel: +46 (0)70 269 53 00, e-mail: lars.sjogrell@perspective.se
The whole report and pictures for free publication:
Emelie Ousbäck, Marketing Manager Ecogain, tel: +46 (0)10 405 90 03, e-mail: emelie.ousback@ecogain.se
www.ecogain.se/english
Close to 20 years’ experience in developing fair approaches to nature and business has gained Ecogain a reputation as one of Sweden’s most cutting-edge knowledge-based companies in ecology, species and ecosystems. We work vertically, from strategy to the execution of direct actions on the ground, which is an entirely unique way of working.
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