Corporate Social Responsibility
  (GMT)

Associations

Find out how Aberdeen’s membership of key associations helps us become a more socially and environmentally responsible company

United Nations Principles for Responsible Investing (UNPRI)

PRI

The UNPRI provides a framework for investors to consider environmental, social and governance issues and incorporate these into decision making and ownership practices.

Members since: 2007

Visit the UNPRI website

UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF)

UKSIF

We’re a member of UKSIF, which promotes responsible investments that support sustainable economic development, enhance quality of life and safeguard the environment.

Members since: 2000

Visit the UKSIF website

Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) and CDP Water Disclosure

Carbon Disclosure Project

CDP is an independent, not-for-profit organisation which holds a database on companies’ greenhouse gas emissions, water use and climate change strategies.

Members since: 2004

Visit the Carbon Disclosure Project website

Asian Corporate Governance Association (ACGA)

Asian Corporate Governance Association

We work with ACGA to make sure we use effective corporate governance practices throughout Asia. It’s an independent, non-profit membership organisation.

Members since: 2002

Visit the Asian Corporate Governance Association website

FTSE 4 Good

FTSE 4 Good

The FTSE4Good UK Index objectively measures our performance as a socially responsible company and supports investment in Aberdeen.

Members since: 2002

Visit the FTSE4Good website

International Sustainability Alliance (ISA)

International Sustainability Alliance (ISA)

This group is dedicated to achieving a more sustainable built environment through the use of environmental assessment methods.

Members since: 2010

Visit the ISA website

 
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