Impact investors seek social change and sustainability. However, for investments in areas with weak rule of law, where local conflicts can undermine both financial and impact returns, unintended consequences can include harm to the very people and environments that the investors are trying to help. What tools do investors have to understand the local context and address conflicts? New and emerging tools are needed.

Accountability Counsel has partnered with Stanford Law School’s Policy Lab to investigate these tools and how they might be adopted. Please join a lunch discussion to learn more with Professor Paul Brest and Accountability Counsel founder and Executive Director Natalie Bridgeman Fields.

Please RSVP here.