Professional services firm KPMG has launched a new ESG initiative aimed at supporting efforts to tackle nature and biodiversity challenges, with four selected start-ups working in areas such as reforestation, conservation, and carbon removal to receive consulting, tax or accounting assistance for their scale-up journeys.
The no-strings-attached prize will be awarded in June. In addition to the pro bono support and prize on offer, the participating ventures will also be connected to partners in industry, business, science and the community, as well as impact investors.
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