Lobbying Governance
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| Strong |
Humana appears to have a structured governance process for its climate-related advocacy, with “the company’s Corporate Affairs department” formally responsible as it “leads all government relations and related policy initiatives” and by identifying “internal key stakeholders and/or subject matter experts” to guide interactions with trade associations and policymakers to “ensure the alignment of the activities with Humana’s overall climate strategy.” This demonstrates oversight of both direct and indirect engagements, but the company does not disclose any detailed audit or third-party review of its lobbying alignment, nor does it currently have a public commitment to conduct its engagement in line with the Paris Agreement—acknowledging “No, but we plan to have one in the next two years.” The absence of transparent reporting on monitoring procedures and an external commitment leaves the framework lacking in publicly visible accountability mechanisms.
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