Lobbying Governance
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E |
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E |
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| Limited |
Everbridge provides only broad descriptions of its climate-related collaborations without detailing any specific lobbying activities. The company highlights general engagements—at events like COP28 and through partnerships with governments, NGOs, and UN institutions—emphasizing "sharing best practices, integrating data sources, informing policy advice," yet it does not identify any direct or indirect lobbying mechanisms or target policymakers. Everbridge does not name any particular climate laws or regulations, instead stating it "collaborates with governments, NGOs, academia, and industry partners to enhance resilience to climate-induced risk" and noting partnerships with entities such as the ITU and UNDRR ARISE. While it expresses ambitions of "helping governments and businesses adapt to and mitigate the impact of climate-related events" and "ensuring the growth of low-carbon solutions that support the transition towards net-zero," these remain broad aspirations without reference to specific legislative changes, amendments, or measurable policy outcomes.
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D |