Sanjay Srivastava is currently Practice Manager for Environment and Social Risks for the Europe and Central Asia, particularly focusing on Central Asia and Turkiye program. During the past two decades he has led a large team focused on Bank’s engagement in lending and advisory support to promote green growth, addressing air, water and land pollution;strategy to promote biodiversity and forest conservation, growing blue economy, and managing environmental and social risks across the World Bank’s lending operation. Previously, he served as Practice Manager of Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy (ENB) Global Practice in West and Central Africa. Sanjay brings extensive global experience in devising environmental strategy and policy dialogue related to sustainable development, as well as hands-on experience addressing complex environmental challenges in several developing countries. He is a trained environmental engineer and a global leader in sustainable development with more than 30 years of applied international experience, including 18 years in Africa and South Asia region. Prior to joining the Bank, Sanjay worked in the private sector (natural resource management consulting), the public sector (environmental research utility), for a bilateral donor (clean technology financing) and a non-government organization (conservation advocacy).
Tuesday 18
13.50 - 14.25
Beyond Compliance: How Business Can Drive ESG Values and Sustainable Impact
National Museum of Art
The discussion will focus on strategies for businesses to promote Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles by proactively embedding their core values into their operations and strategies, ultimately fostering significant and enduring benefits for the organization and the environment