Why ESG must remain crucial for the social housing sector

Comment07 Aug 2024Naomi Roper

Naomi Roper, a partner at Capsticks, says registered providers need a credible environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy to be attractive to funders and satisfy the requirements of their tenants

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