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Sustainability

SUSTAINABLE (ESG) INVESTING

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Investing

The detrimental impacts of climate due to global warming, and the current global energy transition have increasingly affected the financial performance of organizations due to related environmental and social issues. As an investor and developer in the making of renewable energy and infrastructure, we hold great responsibility in shaping the development of multi global economies, combating climate change, and navigating the global energy transition to a low-carbon economy to achieve sustainable economic growth.

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E S G INVESTING 

 

We incorporate environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) considerations and policies in our everyday operations to achieve profitability while responding to the needs of our communities and protecting our planet. This ESG investing strategy creates long-term value and mitigates risk for our investments, ensuring their resilience against conventional market disruptions and global warming impacts to achieve sustainability. 

The Maylan’s ESG investing strategy centralizes on incorporating the following ESG factors or issues into our decision making as well as investment and development activities:

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

 

Environmental factors affect the sustainability of our environment:

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  • Air and water pollution

  • Water usage and conservation, overfishing

  • Sustainable land use and deforestation

  • Biodiversity

  • Climate change policies

  • Carbon emissions

  • Renewable energy generation and usage

  • Circular economy, recycling and disposal practices

  • Green products, technologies, and infrastructure

SOCIAL FACTORS

 

Social factors affect the health, safety, and well-being of the entities interacting with our organization:

  • Employment standards

  • Employee treatment and compensation

  • Employee training and development

  • Employee safety policies

  • Employee gender equality and diversity

  • Public health and safety

  • Data security

  • Human rights

  • Customer service performance

  • Consumer protection policies

  • Public stance on social justice issues

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GOVERNANCE FACTORS​

 

Governance factors focus on transparency, accountability, and trust in corporate affairs for strong corporate governance.

  • Political involvements of board members or management team

  • Policies and standards that define and enforce ethical business practices

  • Diversity of the board and management team

  • Potential for conflicts of interest for board members or management team

  • Accountability and transparency of the board and/or management team

  • Financial audits

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Sustainability Delivers Responsible Profitability 
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Maylan’s ESG investing strategies enable our organization to operate with effective and responsible governance to lower downside risks, reduce costs, increase performance, and achieve long-term sustainable growth and better profitability. In addition, our ESG strategies build strong leadership and enable Maylan to maintain a competitive edge and stay focused in our development to attain an inclusive and net-zero economy.

Maylan  ESG Investing Conforms with the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals

Maylan’s ESG investing strategies conforms with the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs), adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015 to provide a blue print of global partnership to all countries for sustainable development to achieve peace and prosperity.  Both Maylan’s ESG strategies and UNSDGS recognize similar social issues of ending poverty and environmental impacts of climate change to achieve sustainable economic growth. 

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The United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals
  1. End poverty

  2. Zero hunger

  3. Good health and well-being

  4. Quality education

  5. Gender equality

  6. Clean water and sanitation

  7. Affordable and clean energy

  8. Decent work and economic growth

  9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure

  10. Reduced inequalities

  11. Sustainable cities and communities

  12. Responsible consumption and production

  13. Climate action

  14. Life below water

  15. Life on land

  16. Peace, justice and strong institutions

  17. Partnerships for the goals

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