January 2023
Trudy Harrison MP (Minister for Natural Environment and Land Use) attended a roundtable dis...
Building cross-party consensus among parliamentarians and key stakeholders to deliver insight and direction on Environmental, Social, and Governance.
Welcome to the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG).
The APPG on ESG plays an important role in helping the Government meet landmark policy objectives such as net zero, combatting modern slavery and improving corporate governance.
Chaired by Alexander Stafford, Conservative MP for Rother Valley, the APPG delivers cross-party policy recommendations and guidance to help businesses account for their environmental and social risks and impacts, ensuring investors are better informed for the benefit of society, the environment, and the UK economy.
Updates
Green Taxonomy report calls for credible, scien...
December 2022
A report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Environmental Social, and Governance call...
The UK Green Taxonomy
December 2022
This report is based on input to meetings and evidence sessions of the APPG on ESG held be...
The outcomes of COP27 for ESG
November 2022
The APPG held a roundtable discussion with climate experts and members of the advisory boa...
Trust in the market for ESG products and servic...
October 2022
The APPG held a roundtable discussion with the Financial Conduct Authority on October 25th ...
The UK’s Green Taxonomy and how it compares
September 2022
Expert representatives from the Green Finance Institute came to speak to the APPG on ESG ...
Chair
Alexander Stafford MP
Alexander Stafford is the Conservative MP for Rother Valley. He was elected to Parliament in December 2019, founding the APPG on Environmental, Social, and Governance in June 2021. As Chairman of the APPG on ESG, Alexander hopes to help Britain become a world leader by engaging cross-party politicians with British business leaders, NGOs, regulators, and other key stakeholders, collectively helping to sustain ESG’s progress.