How COP30 Resolutions Could Reshape India's ESG Reporting Standards
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What if climate reporting in India became truly measurable and accountable, rather than relying on token sustainability claims? And what if global promises on forest protection and climate finance finally delivered the support developing nations have been waiting for? COP30 in Belém has pushed global sustainability standards in a new direction. The key decisions on adaptation finance, forest oversight, and climate-just land use are reshaping expectations for governments and businesses. The launch of the Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF) and the commitment to triple adaptation funding by 2035 mark a major shift in climate priorities. For Indian companies, this is more than a policy update —it is an opportunity to rethink ESG reporting, strengthen governance systems, and build long-term climate resilience. Why COP30 is Important for India's ESG Landscape? India's reporting standards will be influenced by COP30's focus on new global ESG (Environmental, Social, and Gov...