The Core Characteristics of Impact Investing define the baseline expectations of what it means to practice impact investing. Providing this level of clarity to the market will help investors understand what constitutes credible impact investing and the Core Characteristics serve as a reference point for investors to identify practical actions they can take to scale their practice with integrity.
The world population is expected to reach more than nine billion by 2050, more than half of whom will live in Asia. This means that in 2050 the…
This report, Advancing Racial Equity and IMM: Lessons from Faith-Based Investors, analyzes the strategies that faith-based investors are using…
Adam and Awa Drabo, founders of Sutura, have a mission to improve menstrual health by increasing access to sanitary pads in their country and across the continent.
Stabilizing the climate at no more than 1.5 C above pre-industrial levels is essential to reduce the likelihood of severe negative impacts from…
As the impact investing industry’s field-builder, the GIIN conducts and publishes research throughout the year. These reports are a free and…
According to the 2024 Sustainable Development Goals report from the UN, the world is not on track to meet the targets set by Goal 5: gender equality.…