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The Financial Times (FT) is trusted to provide an authoritative and accurate voice on environmental and sustainability issues to a combined print and online daily readership of 1.9 million people worldwide.
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In New York in March 2009, the FT held its first ever corporate social responsibility (CSR) conference, which focused solely on sustainable business and responsible investing.
This was followed in March 2010 with a second CSR conference, which looked at investing in a sustainable future.
In partnership with the IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, we support the FT Sustainable Banking Awards.
They recognise banks and other financial institutions for leadership and innovation in integrating social, environmental and corporate governance considerations into their operations.
Winners of the fifth FT Sustainable Banking Awards in 2010 included:
In June 2010, we published the Responsible business supplement in the FT newspaper in partnership with Business in the Community (BITC).
It announced the BITC CR Index rankings and the Awards for Excellence Big Ticks, using both as a source of evidence and analysis to identify emerging responsible business issues.
The FT is the media partner for the Prix Pictet, the world’s photography award for environmental sustainability.
Kofi Annan, Honorary President of the Prix Pictet, gave the 2009 commission to American photographer Ed Kashi. He photographed the work of Azafady, a charity that helps the poorest communities in Madagascar to develop sustainable ways of living.