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Más Verde Sustainability Actions

Linked to ESG reporting reform

In February 2025, a Global Green Growth Institute news item said Mexico’s securities regulator had published new rules requiring issuers to file sustainability reports aligned with IFRS S1 and S2, the global standards for sustainability and climate disclosure. The update was meant to make ESG reporting more consistent and to lower the risk of greenwashing. The article also said the new rules ask companies to disclose governance, strategy, risks, opportunities, metrics, and targets tied to sustainability and climate issues.

Supports greener finance work

The same 2025 news item said GGGI had provided technical help to Mexico’s regulator through the Green Climate Fund Readiness Programme and UK PACT. That support included training, workshops, online courses, and materials on ESG disclosure. The goal was to help the financial system move toward a greener, more resilient, sustainable, and inclusive model. This is an action by the organisation named in the source, not a direct claim about Más Verde’s own operations.

Promotes sustainability education

A December 2024 university article described sustainability teaching, student research, and leadership training that includes carbon footprint measurement, stakeholder engagement, and emissions reduction strategies. It also mentioned a broader push to bring sustainability into many subjects, not just environmental courses. This content is about education and skills-building around sustainability, but it does not provide direct evidence of Más Verde’s own business practices.

Encourages ESG strategy planning

A sustainability strategy guide in the provided material explains how businesses can set targets, measure progress, and track Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions (direct emissions, purchased energy emissions, and supply-chain emissions). It also stresses materiality assessments, which help a company focus on the ESG issues that matter most. This is general guidance rather than proof of a specific action by Más Verde.

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About Más Verde

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 25 - 100
  • Country
  • Chile
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