Strengthening the Convergence of Corporate Governance and Sustainability—The Way Forward

Seema Joshi () and Ruchi Kansil ()
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Seema Joshi: University of Delhi
Ruchi Kansil: An academician and independent researcher

Chapter Chapter 7 in Looking at and Beyond Corporate Governance in India, 2023, pp 181-209 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract It is widely acknowledged that the convergence of corporate governance and sustainability is critical for maximising the positive contributions of an enterprise to society by improving its relationship with stakeholders and creating more value in the long run by identifying opportunities and mitigating sustainability risks. This chapter recommends an enabling frameworkEnabling framework for sustainability leadership that can lead entities toward this convergence and ensure a positive contribution to the sustainable development of countries as desired in the UN Agenda 2030. The critical factors that would drive corporates to embed sustainability in strategic direction and implementation and the potential barriers on this path ahead have also been discussed.

Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-3401-0_7

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