Boreal

Research: Laws, Lobbying and Links to Degradation in Canada’s Boreal

Answers in this survey will be used in the report, "Laws, Lobbying and Links to Degradation in Canada’s Boreal", to be presented alongside PRI in Person 2024, in Toronto, Canada. MSCI Sustainability Institute and BNP Paribas Asset Management Europe support this project. All answers are anonymous and will be treated in confidence.

Do you have any engagements underway regarding degradation / deforestation in Canada's boreal forest?

Yes No

Which of the following best describes your current employer?

If applicable, what is your approximate AUM (in bn USD)?

Research: Laws, Lobbying and Links to Degradation in Canada’s Boreal

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These questions are not compulsory, however they will further help us in our research.

Are you aware of the threats to Canada's boreal forest? If so, what threats?

To what extent were you aware of the following statement before this survey?

"Canada's boreal forest faces threats of degradation from various industrial activities, including industry expansion, road development, and certain forestry practices."

How would you describe the role of investors in protecting forests?

Has your firm participated in any activities related to forest conservation? If so, please explain.

(e.g. collaborative engagement initiatives, public policy advocacy, engagement with portfolio companies)

If applicable, how important do you consider a company's Responsible Political Engagement (RPE) practices in relation to deforestation in investment decision-making?

Responsible Political Engagement being the use of influence (e.g. through lobbying) in political and public policy areas in a way that is transparent, accountable, and in alignment with the public interest.

How often do you engage with companies in your portfolio regarding their political activities (e.g., lobbying, trade association memberships)?

Any other thoughts or questions?

Are you attending PRI in Person in Toronto, 8-10 October?

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Research: Laws, Lobbying and Links to Degradation in Canada’s Boreal

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