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ESG data can keep businesses accountable, but only if it can be trusted

An image of dumped rubbish amongst grazing animals -- pathways to net zero

ESG data can be instrumental in reaching net zero. Image: Unsplash/Foto de Antoine GIRET

Edwin Low
Director of Enterprise & Ecosystem Development, Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) Singapore
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