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Seema Sutradhar

As the founder of SEEM - Sustainability thru Engagement, Empowerment & Mobilisation, a sustainability consulting & regTech product company, I help FIs and corporates create dir/indirect impacts towards their purpose and SDGs, through rapid innovations & scale-ups with multi-stakeholder focus, culture shift, and digital transformation (an-entity level systemic change) so that, they become sustainable for the longterm, achieve their fair share of dir/indirect climate goals & all SDGs by 2030, and provide/avail sustainable finance at scale including in the EMDEs mobilising private capital.
I speak about entities' longterm sustainability and why it's a big deal across the financial and real economy.
It is the foundation to entities' easily comparable sustainability performance, holistic credit ratings, quantified underwritings, innovation in sustainable loans, bonds, funds, indices etc. and act as a lever for innovation and transition in the real economy in line with 2030 climate goals and SDGs. It can solve the issue of off-takes in renewable energy, hard to abate sectors, infrastructures etc. It can mobilise each corporation and finally overall economy to act in line with these goals and avail good capital needed for the same at scale and speed with a focus on EMDEs.





​​​​Learn more about the entity-level systemic change for financial institutions and corporates across the economy
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An entity becomes sustainable for the long term, when it contributes directly/indirectly towards its ecosystem with a multi-stakeholder focus​
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The direct or indirect impacts are often non-financial outcomes and they do not come from a profit mindset but entities having a Purpose, a higher purpose beyond just making a profit
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Climate change is not a standalone problem; the issues behind the SDGs are intertwined with the problem of climate change
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The financial system has the responsibility and power to steer the economy towards one that is climate-friendly, inclusive, and sustainable for the long term
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