Sixth interview of this new section called EdufiTalks. José A. Díaz interviews José M. López, Coordinator of the Edufinet Financial Education Project, and Ryan Kissane, English teacher in Malaga.

Introduction – 00:00

What is sustainable finance? Why is it important to the average citizen? – 01:00

What define what is sustainable? – 02:40

What is ESG? – 03:46

How can that criteria be met in conjunction with traditional financial criteria? – 04:30

What do you think that can be done in order to improve the current situation of climate change? – 05:28

How can one know what is sustainable food from what is not? – 07:31

When presented two similar products (one sustainable the other not), which one would you pick? – 10:19

Why western countries have to support this effort? – 15:16

What do you do personally in order to make a contribution to the environment? – 22:10

How would you start teaching the people about caring the environment? – 24:10

For more information: https://linktr.ee/edufinet

Sixth interview of this new section called EdufiTalks. José A. Díaz interviews José M. López, Coordinator of the Edufinet Financial Education Project, and Ryan Kissane, English teacher in Malaga.

Introduction - 00:00

What is sustainable finance? Why is it important to the average citizen? - 01:00

What define what is sustainable? - 02:40

What is ESG? - 03:46

How can that criteria be met in conjunction with traditional financial criteria? - 04:30

What do you think that can be done in order to improve the current situation of climate change? - 05:28

How can one know what is sustainable food from what is not? - 07:31

When presented two similar products (one sustainable the other not), which one would you pick? - 10:19

Why western countries have to support this effort? - 15:16

What do you do personally in order to make a contribution to the environment? - 22:10

How would you start teaching the people about caring the environment? - 24:10

For more information: https://linktr.ee/edufinet