In this episode of "Operating with Positive Impact," Aline Verbrugge, a sustainability consultant at PwC Belgium, sits down with Marisa Drew, the Chief Sustainability Officer of Standard Chartered Bank. Marisa shares her personal journey to becoming a leader in sustainable finance, discusses the bank's vision and initiatives for sustainability, and highlights the role of innovation and technology in driving sustainable practices. Tune in to hear about the challenges and opportunities in the financial sector's journey towards sustainability, and gain valuable insights from Marisa's experiences and advice for the future.

You can find all episodes from the PwC 'Operating with Positive Impact' podcast on www.pwc.be/esgpodcast

Welcome to another episode of Operating with Positive Impact, hosted by Anthony Nève. In this episode, we are listening to the point of view of Thomas de Groote from River Cleanup on the Plastic waste issue and their innovative approach to tackling it by empowering individuals, governments and companies to make a change.

In this episode we dive into :

1. Why is plastics waste an issue and what is the magnitude of the problem
2. What is River Cleanup and how Thomas’ journey led him to launch the movement
3. How River Cleanup is approaching the Plastic waste issue and aims to solve it
   • How they empower individuals to make a change
   • How they secure the involvement and alignment of local communities, local governments and companies in solving the problem
4. How can we initiate social changes into a more sustainable future

By listening in, you will get inspired on how to drive successful sustainable transformations through the right implication of individuals, governments and companies.

You can find all episodes from the PwC 'Operating with Positive Impact' podcast on www.pwc.be/esgpodcast

Welcome to another episode of "Operating with Positive Impact," hosted by Anthony Nève. In this episode, Anthony interviews Rossana Gresia from the SPF Santé Publique to explore the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

The CBAM is an EU regulation designed to put a fair price on the carbon emitted during the production of carbon-intensive goods entering the EU. It aims to prevent carbon leakage by ensuring that the carbon price of imports is equivalent to the carbon price of domestic production, thereby encouraging cleaner industrial production in non-EU countries.

In the episode, they delve into why the EU launched CBAM, what CBAM is all about, the challenges companies face in complying with it, and the next important steps. This episode provides valuable insights into the regulatory landscape and provides an overview of how businesses are impacted.

Tune in to "Operating with Positive Impact" for an enlightening conversation on CBAM and its implications for businesses and the environment.

You can find all episodes from the PwC 'Operating with Positive Impact' podcast on www.pwc.be/esgpodcast