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ESG in Ethiopia

Corporate & Commercial Law Energy, Mining & Natural Resources Regulatory Compliance

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Guide · Corporate & Commercial Law

The Ethiopia chapter of the LEX Africa ESG guide: the environmental, social and governance laws that apply, what has to be disclosed and by whom, and how ESG is shaping strategy, finance and risk.

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  • The main ESG-related laws and disclosure requirements
  • Compulsory and voluntary ESG disclosures
  • Principal sources of ESG pressure
  • Environmental metrics and goals
  • Climate risk assessment
  • Building ESG into strategy, operations and planning
  • ESG and finance
  • Trends to watch
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