$31$ point

One of the cited, required readings is by Dilligent. An interesting aspect of this publication is that it produced a set of "factors" relevant to each of the three $E,S,$ and $G$ categories of ESG. Which of the below are in the $"G"$ category of ESG according to this publication?

Preservation of our natural world concerning factors like: Climate change, Carbon emission reduction, Water pollution and water scarcity, Energy efficiency, Air pollution, Deforestation, and Greenhouse gas emissions Biodiversity

Consheration of humans and our interdependencies considering factors like: :Customer success, Data hygiene and security, Gender and diversity inclusion, Community relations, Modern$-$day slavery, Mental health, and Child labor

Chartering a corporate strategy and set of practices that fully reflect consistent themes across the major religious faiths in the U$.$S$.$ This option is not "realistic for this question" but it is a point to consider at some level in all ethical considerations thinking about all approaches to these issues.

Logistics and defined processes for running a business or organization considering factors like: Board of Directors and its makeup, Executive compensation guidelines, Political contributions and lobbying, Tax strategy, Risk management, Venture partner compensation Board composition and refreshment best practices, and Anti$-$bribery strategy