Working Group Events

RIAA's Nature Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities to protect nature and biodiversity in their business operations and their portfolio of companies.

RIAA's Human Rights Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities respecting human rights in their business operations and their portfolio of companies.

RIAA's First Nations Peoples' Rights Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities respecting First Nations peoples' rights in their business operations and their portfolio of companies. The First Nations Peoples' Rights Working Group has a three-fold purpose: address and advance the rights of First Nations peoples; elevate First Nations peoples' participation and voices in the investment sector; and increase access, scale and impact of First Nations peoples' related investment activity. We are very pleased to have the First Nations Clean Energy Network to join us and provide an update on their work as well as on the First Nations Clean Energy Strategy.

The Aotearoa Collaborative Working Group provides a platform for Aotearoa New Zealand members of RIAA to actively participate and collaborate on critical responsible investment and sustainability issues.​

RIAA's Nature Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities to protect nature and biodiversity in their business operations and their portfolio of companies.

RIAA's Nature Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities to protect nature and biodiversity in their business operations and their portfolio of companies.

RIAA's First Nations Peoples' Rights Working Group is an initiative to support members in their stewardship responsibilities respecting First Nations peoples' rights in their business operations and their portfolio of companies.

This meeting will begin with a workshop on Mapping Global Standards (as part of the Educating workstream), facilitated by Rachel Tinkler. The meeting will then continue with an update on other key topics including Te Ao Māori approaches to investment, policy advocacy, and the NZ Sustainable Finance Strategy.

For this meeting we are pleased to be joined by Amanda Young, Executive Director at Pollination. Amanda discussed the inextricable link between nature and Indigenous peoples in any nature market aspiration and the direction of travel from stakeholder to partner and investment opportunity (including barriers).

Join us for a discussion with Catherine Riordan (Director Nature Financing and Markets Division | Nature Repair Market Branch | Nature Repair Committee) and Siobhan Toohill (Member, Nature Repair Committee) for an update on the Australian Nature Repair Market. Brought to you by RIAA’s Working Groups, this session will begin with a presentation by Catherine and Siobhan on how the Nature Repair Market will work, and the next steps coming up in its development. We will then have time at the end for questions and discussion. This event is open to RIAA Working Group and Nature External Reference Group members.