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Title page 1
Contents 5
Foreword 4
Abbreviations and acronyms 7
Executive summary 8
1. The state's role as owner in advancing sustainability 10
1.1. SOE landscape 11
1.1.1. State ownership models 13
1.2. Integrating sustainability into the ownership framework 14
1.2.1. Key national sustainability commitments with a focus on the low carbon transition 14
1.2.2. Setting concrete and ambitious expectations and targets for SOEs 17
1.2.3. Monitoring, assessing and reporting SOE performance 21
1.3. Other mechanisms related to sustainability 25
1.3.1. Engagement with sustainable finance initiatives and incentives 25
1.3.2. Green public procurement and contracting standards 27
1.3.3. SOE participation in partnerships and collaborative initiatives 30
References 32
Notes 34
2. The role of boards in steering sustainability in SOEs 35
2.1. Role of SOE boards in setting and overseeing sustainability policies 36
2.1.1. Board oversight and mandates on sustainability strategy 37
2.1.2. Communication and dialogue supporting corporate strategy 40
2.2. Board composition and competencies 41
2.2.1. Sustainability board committees and allocation of responsibilities 41
2.2.2. Independent directors and board composition 42
2.3. Integrating sustainability considerations at the company level 43
2.3.1. Risk management systems 43
2.3.2. Sustainability-linked remuneration and incentives for executives 43
2.3.3. Capacity building and technical support for SOE boards and executives 45
References 45
3. Sustainability reporting and disclosure 47
3.1. Sustainability reporting and disclosure frameworks 48
3.1.1. Mandatory regulatory requirements and voluntary initiatives for listed SOEs 53
3.1.2. Mandatory regulatory requirements and voluntary initiatives for unlisted SOEs 60
3.1.3. Independent assurance and verification 61
3.2. Sustainability in aggregate reporting 61
References 62
Notes 64
4. Responsible business conduct and stakeholder relations 65
4.1. Government commitment to RBC instruments 66
4.2. Integration of risk-based due diligence in SOE strategy and operations 68
4.3. Stakeholder engagement, access to remedy and whistleblower protections 71
4.3.1. Platforms for stakeholder engagement and consultations 71
4.3.2. Judicial and non-judicial grievance mechanisms 72
4.3.3. Whistleblower protections 73
References 75
Notes 77
Figure 1.1. Distribution of SOE ownership models in the reviewed countries 14
Figure 3.1. Overview of IPSASB disclosures 55
Boxes 24
Box 1.1. Performance evaluation in the Philippines 24
Box 1.2. Status of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the Philippines and Thailand 31
Box 2.1. The evolving role of boards under global sustainability and climate disclosure frameworks 36
Box 2.2. Performance awards recognising individual SOEs for high-quality sustainability practices 44
Box 3.1. First international sustainability reporting standard for the public sector 55
Box 3.2. Scope 3 GHG emissions 59
Box 4.1. Recent whistleblower reforms in selected jurisdictions 74
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