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Ilkay Demirdag

Social ResponsibilityEthical Governance

#27most read in Ethical Governance

Ilkay Demirdag is an Investment and Impact Strategist with 24 years of experience working in multinational companies, conglomerates, banks and private equity funds in Turkey, the UK and Bahrain. She leads important initiatives to maximize value creation for all stakeholders, transform responsible and impact investments into the mainstream, and ensure sustainable economic development.

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Ilkay Demirdag

#27most read in Ethical Governance

Ilkay Demirdag is an Investment and Impact Strategist with 24 years of experience working in multinational companies, conglomerates, banks and private equity funds in Turkey, the UK and Bahrain. She leads important initiatives to maximize value creation for all stakeholders, transform responsible and impact investments into the mainstream, and ensure sustainable economic development. ...see more

We Need Sustainable Disaster Management
Ilkay Demirdag
Ilkay Demirdag
Feb 24 2023
We Need Sustainable Disaster Management
Illuminem Voices · Social Responsibility · Ethical Governance
The magnitude 7.7 and 7.6 earthquakes, centered in the Kahramanmaras province, affected more than 13 million people across 11 provinces, including Adana, Adıyaman, Diyarbakır, Gaziantep, Hatay, Kilis, Malatya, Osmaniye, Sanliurfa, and Elazığ. While we were trying to heal our wounds, the emergency of rebuilding the affected areas and getting ready for other disasters is on Turkey’s agenda. This can only be achieved with new, rational, science-based, regulated, transparent, ethical, and honest systems.
Ilkay Demirdag
Ilkay Demirdag
Dec 21 2022

COP27 Recap: Strong Political Discourse, Insufficient Funding, Coordination, and Diversity

PUBLIC GOVERNANCE

COP27 is essential in terms of being an event where climate change and its consequences are discussed with a global participation and directing countries to act together. COP27 brought together more than 45,000 participants to share ideas, and solutions, and build partnerships and coalitions. Indigenous peoples, local communities, cities, and civil society, including youth and children, showcased how they addressed climate change and shared how it impacts their lives.

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COP27 Recap: Strong Political Discourse, Insufficient Funding, Coordination, and Diversity
Ilkay Demirdag
Ilkay Demirdag
Dec 21 2022
Public Governance · Ethical Governance
COP27 Recap: Strong Political Discourse, Insufficient Funding, Coordination, and Diversity
COP27 Recap: Strong Political Discourse, Insufficient Funding, Coordination, and Diversity

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