Issues & Challenges for ESG in the Development Economy for India

Introduction to Topic

Giving Meaningful Meaning for ESG

The Beginning: The Rising Demand of ESG

Context of Paris Agreement (2015)

Existing main reporting frameworks and standards for ESG reporting

Comparative Analysis of Existing ESG Framework

SIX Major Issues About ESG

Missing Link for ESG in INDIA

Summary Points of Module 1

There are approximately 20-25 graded questions and achieving a minimum score of 80% is mandatory to obtain a professional certificate. If fail to do so Keep on Trying – ONLY THREE ATTEMPTS

India's ESG Awakening: Embracing a Framework for Sustainable Growth

Existing of different types of Laws in India

Main Approaches for Actionable  ESG Strategies

Major Classification of Interventions done under UN SDGs indicators

Mapping Impact: How ESG Links to the UN SDGs

Unlocking New Opportunities: India's Upcoming ESG Scheme

Explaining Probable Framework – ESG(FE)

Continue.. Probable Framework – ESG(FE)

Summary Point of Module 2

There are approximately 20-25 graded questions and achieving a minimum score of 80% is mandatory to obtain a professional certificate. If fail to do so Keep on Trying – ONLY THREE ATTEMPTS

Value Creation of ESG(FE) Framework

Continue Value Creation of ESG(FE) Framework

Exploring ESG(FE) Framework with Probable Scorings

Matrix Composition for Evaluation of Industries under ESG Framework

Conti… Matrix Composition for Evaluation of Industries under ESG Framework

Matrix Composition for Evaluation of Industries under ESG Framework

Operational Challenges of ESG(FE)

Summary Points for Module 3

There are approximately 20-25 graded questions and achieving a minimum score of 80% is mandatory to obtain a professional certificate. If fail to do so Keep on Trying – ONLY THREE ATTEMPTS