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Council Announces Support of Convergence Toward Common Metrics and Standards Around ESG and SDG-Aligned Investments

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala Discusses Why He Joined the Council

Council Welcomes New Stewards and Allies From Around the World

Membership Is Open To All Leaders – Become a Steward

The Council for Inclusive Capitalism is a movement of the world’s business and public sector leaders who are working to build a more inclusive, sustainable, and trusted economic system. We all have a role to play in addressing society’s challenges. We can all do better, and together, our actions can improve the lives of people around the world.

Our members are inspired by the teachings of Pope Francis who has challenged leaders to bring concrete ideas and take decisive action to extend the benefits of the economic system to all people while protecting the planet. We are rising to this challenge and taking action.

“An inclusive capitalism that leaves no one behind, that discards none of our brothers or sisters, is a noble aspiration, worthy of our best efforts.”

Equality of opportunity

Equitable outcomes

Fairness across generations on the environment

Fairness to all enabling full economic participation

Equality of opportunity

Equitable outcomes

Fairness across generations on the environment

Fairness to all enabling full economic participation

TO DATE WE HAVE 293 Commitments
from 60 ORGANIZATIONS

Salesforce transitions our company and world toward clean, renewable energy and a low carbon economy. We are committed to reaching 100% Renewable Energy by FY22. By 2030, we support and mobilize the conservation, restoration, and growth of 100m trees

Ayala will increase renewable energy portfolio to 5 GW in the Philippines and in foreign markets by 2030 through AC Energy.

We aim to get to net zero on an absolute basis across the carbon in our oil and gas production by 2050 or sooner, with a target of 20% reduction by 2025 and aim for 35-40% reduction by 2030.

Simfoni will identify and report on place-based impact metrics rooted in the lived experience of people by the end of 2025 and incorporate these across 100% of projects.

In-Cap is committed to promoting a low carbon economy and encourages portfolio companies in the biomass industry to have 100 % of its product certified as sustainable by the Sustainable Biomass Program (SBP)

As part of our commitment to end energy poverty by 2030, the Rockefeller Foundation is committing to empower 10 million people with access to reliable, renewable power by 2022.

TIAA will strengthen our partnerships and participation in initiatives with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), including increasing the number of HBCU individuals participating in our Early Talent Programs by 50% by 2022.

Johnson & Johnson commits to provide $250+ million to educate and empower one million nurses, midwives and community health workers by 2030.

EY aims to positively impact 250 million lives by 2025 and 1 billion lives by 2030.

EY is further committed to tackling climate change by becoming carbon negative in 2021 and reaching net zero in 2025. It will reduce total emissions by 40% – and remove or offset even more carbon than it emits, every year.

We are responding to the challenge by Pope Francis to build inclusive and sustainable economies and societies, and now we’re challenging others to JOIN US.

Our
MEMBERS

The Council is led by CEOs and global leaders who commit their organizations to specific actions that create long-term value for all stakeholders. To build thriving economies and societies, we invite organizations and leaders to join as Stewards. In joining the Council, they will make their own commitments, scaling actions to improve outcomes for people and the planet.

$10.5 Trillion

in assets under management

$2.1 Trillion

in market capitalization

Representing over

200 Million WORKERS

Offices spread across

163 Countries

and territories

Latest insights

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Sustainable Development Impact Summit 2020 – 21 Core Metrics (September 2020)

Manila Bulletin | Vatican welcomes Ayala Corp in inclusive capitalism council

JOIN FELLOW LEADERS

Recognizing it will take alignment of all our organizations to scale impact globally, we invite you to join the movement as a Steward of inclusive capitalism. Together, the collective action of Council members will contribute to a fairer, more inclusive and sustainable future for all people and our planet.