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We also help and support public and private sector organisations, governments and regulators to do the right thing when it comes to environment and sustainability related initiatives, challenges and opportunities. We work to influence public policy on environment and sustainability matters. We do this by drawing on the insights and experience of our members to ensure that what happens in practice influences the development of government policy, legislation, regulations and standards.
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IEMA reacts to government’s 'Powering Up Britain' announcements today, which cites IEMA’s Green Careers Hub. IEMA CEO Sarah Mukherjee MBE highlights IEMA's work with government to help deliver green skills and training. IEMA's Tom Pashby reports.
Beta v.0.4 of the TNFD Risk and Opportunity Framework has been released. This is the last draft that will be available for consultation before the launch of the final TNFD document in September 2023. IEMA’s Policy and Engagement Lead on biodiversity and natural capital, Lesley Wilson, reports.
The UK’s official climate advisors – the Climate Change Committee – have told the government that despite the climate emergency having ‘arrived’ in the country, there is a ‘striking lack’ of climate preparation from government. IEMA's Digital Journalist Tom Pashby reports.
IEMA is delighted to announce that our membership has grown to more than 20,000 professionals working in environment and sustainability roles growing by 30% since 2020, becoming one of the largest membership organisations within the sector.
