Sustainability

Sustainability is defined as…

• Prioritizing economic growth over social equity
• Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
• Ensuring immediate profits at the expense of future resources
• Ignoring environmental impacts for short-term gains

How many United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

(SDGs) are there ?

• 17
• 30
• 22
• 12

Which of the following types of ESG related ratings are currently available?

• Credit ratings with ESG relevance scores

• ESG risk and impact ratings

• Second-party opinions

• All of the above

Wasting less food is a way to reduce

greenhouse gas emissions. True or

false?

• True

• False

The IOSCO issued its Report on International Work to Develop a Global Assurance Framework for Sustainability-related Corporate Reporting. Which three (3) of the below observations were included in the findings:

• The IAASB's standard for assurance on sustainability-related reporting –the ISSA 5000, General Requirements for Sustainability Assurance Engagements .

• Independent assurance may be provided by either audit firm or non-audit firm assurance providers (Non-audit firms such as ISO Certified providers, specialist firms, consultancy firms etc.)

• Larger issuers are more likely to seek assurance on their sustainability-related reporting

• All of the Above

How can you save water?

• Watering your garden for hours every day
• Leaving taps running while brushing teeth
• Ignoring leaks and drips
• Conserve water by turning off taps, fixing leaks, taking shorter showers, using a broom, and collecting rainwater.

Select the following consumption habits that are sustainable? (Tick all that apply)

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Choose the following waste management practices that are sustainable?

(Tick all that apply)

• I separate my waste into different categories for recycling purposes

• I compost my food waste at home.

• I dispose broken or unwanted electronic devicesthrough proper ewaste disposal facilities.

• I reuse, repurpose and reduce the amount of materials in my daily consumption (e.g. reduce single-use plastics, and bring my own shopping bag).

Select the following ESG escalation options :

• Active Engagement, Shareholder Letter, Collaborative Engagement, and Outright Divestment.

• Passive Engagement, Shareholder Letter, Proxy Voting, and Collaborative Engagement.

• Formal Engagement, Proxy Voting, Signal Divestment, and Diversification.

What are the 6 steps in the Sustainability Engagement Process?

• Identify, Prioritise, Engage, Track, Escalate, and Communicate.

• Communicate, Identify, Prioritise, Report, Track, and Follow Up.

• Prioritise, Engage, Report, Follow Up, Track, and Communicate.