19 August 2009: The Property Working Group of the UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) has launched a toolkit to help investors better understand and apply the principles of Responsible Property Investment (RPI).
This toolkit, entitled “Committing and Engaging,” uses case studies to identify seven steps that organizations should take to institutionalize RPI, including: […]
19 August 2009: The Property Working Group of the UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) has launched a toolkit to help investors better understand and apply the principles of Responsible Property Investment (RPI).
This toolkit, entitled “Committing and Engaging,” uses case studies to identify seven steps that organizations should take to institutionalize RPI, including: understanding the meaning and value of RPI for an organization; identifying material risks and opportunities; managing and measuring success; and collaborating with stakeholders to develop and mainstream RPI practices. [Committing and Engaging Toolkit]