
Placelink™ is a an open platform that enables economic transformations and activation of circular economies. Placelink provides place-based governance mechanisms, enables co-investments, and enables operational data integration and monitoring across assets.
Placelink™ brings greater rigour to ESG portfolios and reporting through
linkages between investment, sustainability initiatives and real assets.
The platform supports compliance with TNFD and TCFD requirements and other
global sustainable finance standards and frameworks.
Placelink™ enables the alignment of sustainability
initiatives with real-world assets. Placelink brings an impact investment lens to circular economy and economic transformation; linking the performance of sustainability initiatives with
real assets – including economic and social infrastructure, farmland, manufacturing facilities, natural capital and
other environmental assets, and communities.
Placelink™ transforms static one- and five-year planning documents including strategic plans, regional development plans and local area plans, into a dynamic universe of interconnected objectives. Placelink enables governments and businesses to identify gaps and alignment between initiatives and strategy, and demonstrate performance against a portfolio of outcome areas - linked back to government and investor stakeholders. Placelink's dynamic strategy mapping platform supports institutional alignment, improves governance and enables users to develop new sustainability initiatives and investments in the context of strategies and plans across the public and private sectors.
To maintain the livability of our world, we must double global circularity from 8.6% to 17%.
SOURCE: CIRCLE ECONOMY,
THE CIRCULARITY GAP REPORT 2021
The percentage of business leaders who indicate that consumers will likely hold them responsible for their environmental impact, an increase of 12 points from 2018.
SOURCE: ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND,
2019 FOURTH WAVE ADOPTION BENCHMARK STUDY
The projected value of global sustainability assets by 2025—also equal to more than one- third of the estimated $140.5 trillion in assets under management.
SOURCE: BLOOMBERG