Pension funds back Danish government's SDG fund launch
Six of Denmark's largest pension funds have invested in the new Danish SDG Investment Fund, targeting an annual return of 10-12 percent, while contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. AMWatch went to the fund's official launch.
The UN City in Copenhagen is one of the most sustainable buildings in Scandinavia. The building captures and reuses rainwater for toilet flushes, it is energy efficient and generates its electricity consumption from roof-based solar panels.
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