Lobbying Governance
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Tuya Inc provides only minimal insight into its climate-related lobbying. It notes that representatives took part in COP29 side events and round-table discussions on themes such as “Solutions for the Energy Transition” and “Opportunities and Challenges of Digital Energy Transformation in Sustainable Communities,” indicating a general mechanism of engagement, but it does not name the policymakers or institutions it hoped to influence, nor does it describe letters, meetings, or other concrete lobbying tactics. The company does not identify any specific climate policies, laws, or regulations it has tried to shape, and it offers no explanation of the policy changes or legislative outcomes it seeks. As a result, its disclosures do not give a clear picture of what it is lobbying for, how it is doing so, or why.
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D |