Inspiring Sustainability Leadership
Outstanding sustainability leadership, both outside and inside the EBRD’s countries of operations, were showcased at a special event at this year’s EBRD Annual Meeting in Tbilisi, Georgia, Inspiring Sustainability Leadership, organised by the Environment and Sustainability Department and the Energy Efficiency and Climate Change Team.
Friday 15 May 2015
09:00 – 10:45, Room 2, Parliament Building
The event comprised three important elements:
Launch of the EBRD’s 2014 annual Sustainability Report
The Sustainability Report demonstrates the environmental and social dimensions of sustainability at the EBRD and reports on the results and impact of our performance in 2014. The Report is available primarily as a dedicated microsite and is complemented by a summary print version in pdf format.
Discussion Panel – Inspiring Sustainability Leadership
A panel of recognised sustainability leaders discussed why being a sustainability leader is of such value and how the EBRD can inspire its companies to address sustainability issues in a more comprehensive and holistic manner. Just as importantly, it explored how some of these clients themselves can (or have) become leaders and role models for the business community within their countries and regions.
Moderator:
Josué Tanaka, Managing Director, OSP, Energy Efficiency & Climate Change, EBRD
Speakers:
Oliver Rothschild, Chairman, Oliver Rothschild Corporate Advisors
Gia Gvaladze, External Affairs Director, BP Georgia
Ruediger Senft, Head of Corporate Responsibility, Commerzbank AG
Award Ceremony for the EBRD Sustainability Awards 2015
The EBRD will recognise and celebrate the exceptional achievements of selected clients who are sustainability leaders in their countries and who have exceeded standard requirements in promoting best practice, innovation, adaption to climate change and increasing the supply of sustainable energy.
The Sustainability Award Winners in 2015 are:
For Environmental & Social Best Practice, the Eurasia Tunnel (Turkey); for
Environmental and Social Innovation, the Hines Poland Sustainable Income Fund (regional); for Sustainable Energy, the Sokhna Alternative Fuels Plant (Egypt); and for Climate Change Adaptation, the Qairokkum Hydro Power Rehabilitation Project (Tajikistan).
Inspiring Sustainability Leadership
Outstanding sustainability leadership, both outside and inside the EBRD’s countries of operations, were showcased at a special event at this year’s EBRD Annual Meeting in Tbilisi, Georgia, Inspiring Sustainability Leadership, organised by the Environment and Sustainability Department and the Energy Efficiency and Climate Change Team.
Friday 15 May 2015
09:00 – 10:45, Room 2, Parliament Building
The event comprised three important elements:
Launch of the EBRD’s 2014 annual Sustainability Report
The Sustainability Report demonstrates the environmental and social dimensions of sustainability at the EBRD and reports on the results and impact of our performance in 2014. The Report is available primarily as a dedicated microsite and is complemented by a summary print version in pdf format.
Discussion Panel – Inspiring Sustainability Leadership
A panel of recognised sustainability leaders discussed why being a sustainability leader is of such value and how the EBRD can inspire its companies to address sustainability issues in a more comprehensive and holistic manner. Just as importantly, it explored how some of these clients themselves can (or have) become leaders and role models for the business community within their countries and regions.
Moderator:
Josué Tanaka, Managing Director, OSP, Energy Efficiency & Climate Change, EBRD
Speakers:
Oliver Rothschild, Chairman, Oliver Rothschild Corporate Advisors
Gia Gvaladze, External Affairs Director, BP Georgia
Ruediger Senft, Head of Corporate Responsibility, Commerzbank AG
Award Ceremony for the EBRD Sustainability Awards 2015
The EBRD will recognise and celebrate the exceptional achievements of selected clients who are sustainability leaders in their countries and who have exceeded standard requirements in promoting best practice, innovation, adaption to climate change and increasing the supply of sustainable energy.
The Sustainability Award Winners in 2015 are:
For Environmental & Social Best Practice, the Eurasia Tunnel (Turkey); for
Environmental and Social Innovation, the Hines Poland Sustainable Income Fund (regional); for Sustainable Energy, the Sokhna Alternative Fuels Plant (Egypt); and for Climate Change Adaptation, the Qairokkum Hydro Power Rehabilitation Project (Tajikistan).