Asia’s Top Sustainability Superwomen is an annual listing of the top women leading change through sustainability strategies and initiatives within their organisation, as well as outside. A Sustainability Superwoman is one who is driving change to make a long-lasting impact, and to influence the world to become a better place.

This list of ten was selected from 52nominations from 12 countries. Asia’s Top Sustainability Superwomen is a non-profit project initiated by CSRWorks International, Singapore’s most trusted name in sustainability consulting, training and thought leadership. An international jury reviews and assesses the nominations to identify the winners.

Rajesh Chhabara, Managing Director of CSRWorks International, and founder of Asia’s Top Sustainability Women, said: “We are proud to recognise the contributions and influence of these remarkable women. We hope that their achievements and strength will spur more young women to become a bigger voice in sustainability and lead change towards a better, cleaner, more equitable world.”

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About Asia’s Top Sustainability Superwomen

Asia’s Top Sustainability Superwomen is a non-profit initiative that recognises and honoursexceptional women who have demonstrated significant influence and are driving real change in sustainability. By recognising the accomplishments of women, CSRWorks International is supporting the network of women who drive positive change in the world. For more information and the full list of winners, visit www.csrworks.com/superwomen

About CSRWorks Established in 2005 in Singapore, CSRWorks is a reputed sustainability services leader in the region. We offer a comprehensive suite of sustainability consulting services. CSRWorks is the region’s topmost provider of sustainability training. Our thought leadership events drive sustainability