The PRI Collaboration Platform is a unique forum that allows investors to amplify the impact of sustainability initiatives by exchanging best practices, pooling resources and connecting with like-minded peers. Posts include invitations to sign joint letters to companies and join investor-company engagements, proposals for research, calls to foster dialogue with policy makers and requests for support on upcoming resolutions and votes.
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The Resolution Database is a public and global database of sustainability-related shareholder resolutions, management proposals, director votes and voting outcomes. It is hosted on (and accessed via) the Collaboration Platform. PRI signatories additionally have the ability to publicly pre-declare their voting intentions for each resolution and to export this information.
Collaborations open to join on the PRI's Collaboration Platform cover a wide range of investor activities - from investor statements, to company and sector engagements to broader consultation responses.
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