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Source: Terra Carta
Lloyd's is proud to support the Terra Carta from HRH The Prince of Wales' Sustainable Markets Initiative
As part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative, HRH The Prince of Wales announces the 'Terra Carta' – a charter that puts sustainability at the heart of the private sector. HRH The Prince of Wales's urgent appeal comes as HRH marks 50 years of campaigning for the environment.
Deriving its name from the historic Magna Carta, which inspired a belief in the fundamental rights and liberties of people over 800 years ago, the Terra Carta aims to reunite people and planet, by giving fundamental rights and value to Nature, ensuring a lasting impact and tangible legacy for this generation.
Source: Terra Carta
Lloyd's is proud to support the Terra Carta from HRH The Prince of Wales' Sustainable Markets Initiative
As part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative, HRH The Prince of Wales announces the 'Terra Carta' – a charter that puts sustainability at the heart of the private sector. HRH The Prince of Wales's urgent appeal comes as HRH marks 50 years of campaigning for the environment.
Deriving its name from the historic Magna Carta, which inspired a belief in the fundamental rights and liberties of people over 800 years ago, the Terra Carta aims to reunite people and planet, by giving fundamental rights and value to Nature, ensuring a lasting impact and tangible legacy for this generation.
The Terra Carta outlines ten areas for action and comprises of nearly 100 actions for business. It is based on a series of recommendations developed by a coalition of global business leaders in almost every sector. Together, they have developed a charter of ambitious, but practical action aimed at building a truly sustainable future.
The Terra Carta will serve as the guiding mandate for the SMI which will catalyse, showcase and celebrate progress along the way and over the next ten years and will be updated annually by the SMI to reflect the rapid pace of change and continuous progress being achieved around the world.
Lloyd's is proud to support the Terra Carta from HRH The Prince of Wales' Sustainable Markets Initiative.
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Editor's note: Take into consideration here the royal family's wealth. Each year, the reigning monarch receives 25 percent of the Crown Estate's profits. The amount pays for property upkeep and utilities, the British royal family's travel and the royal employee payroll. The Crown Estate includes properties across England, Wales and Northern Ireland and operates as a corporation. It has a chief executive and commissioners appointed by the monarch on the recommendation of the UK prime minister. In 2021, the Crown Estate generated a net profit of $361 million, according to CNN. The United Kingdom Treasury paid the Queen a sovereign grant of $100 million, which is the equivalent of $1.50 from each person in the United Kingdom.
Princess Anne, as well as her brothers Prince Andrew and Prince Edward, will inherit a share of the Sovereign Grant, which is now owned by their oldest brother, King Charles III, though the exact amount of her share isn't known. Some reports also believe that Princess Anne will receive a new royal title given her prominence in the events leading up to the Queen's funeral in September, 2022.
So what will Prince Andrew inherit from Queen Elizabeth apart from his share of the sovereign grant? BBC reported in September, 2022 that Andrew and Sarah Ferguson will inherit two of the Queen's corgis.
The Terra Carta will serve as the guiding mandate for the SMI which will catalyse, showcase and celebrate progress along the way and over the next ten years and will be updated annually by the SMI to reflect the rapid pace of change and continuous progress being achieved around the world.
Lloyd's is proud to support the Terra Carta from HRH The Prince of Wales' Sustainable Markets Initiative.
"The 'Terra Carta' offers the basis of a recovery plan that puts Nature, People and Planet at the heart of global value creation – one that will harness the precious, irreplaceable power of Nature combined with the transformative innovation and resources of the private sector." - His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales [now King Great Reset III]Introducing the Terra Carta:
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Editor's note: Take into consideration here the royal family's wealth. Each year, the reigning monarch receives 25 percent of the Crown Estate's profits. The amount pays for property upkeep and utilities, the British royal family's travel and the royal employee payroll. The Crown Estate includes properties across England, Wales and Northern Ireland and operates as a corporation. It has a chief executive and commissioners appointed by the monarch on the recommendation of the UK prime minister. In 2021, the Crown Estate generated a net profit of $361 million, according to CNN. The United Kingdom Treasury paid the Queen a sovereign grant of $100 million, which is the equivalent of $1.50 from each person in the United Kingdom.
Princess Anne, as well as her brothers Prince Andrew and Prince Edward, will inherit a share of the Sovereign Grant, which is now owned by their oldest brother, King Charles III, though the exact amount of her share isn't known. Some reports also believe that Princess Anne will receive a new royal title given her prominence in the events leading up to the Queen's funeral in September, 2022.
So what will Prince Andrew inherit from Queen Elizabeth apart from his share of the sovereign grant? BBC reported in September, 2022 that Andrew and Sarah Ferguson will inherit two of the Queen's corgis.
The Duchy of Cornwall, a private estate worth around $1.2 billion.
Prince William inherited the Duchy of Cornwall, a private estate worth around $1.2 billion. The estate—which belonged to William's father, King Charles, before he took the throne—covers 140,000 acres in the United Kingdom and is "used to fund public, private and charitable activities" of the Duke of Cornwall, the title William inherited after the Queen's death. Princess Kate is expected to inherit $110 million in jewelry from the Queen’s personal jewelry collection, which includes 300 pieces that belonged specifically to the Queen and not the Crown. That collection will not include the Spencer tiara, a diamond-encrusted crown inherited by William's late mother, Princess Diana, in the mid-1970s. Diana wore the tiara in her wedding to King Charles—then Prince Charles—in 1981. According to the website for the auction house Sothebys, the tiara will be inherited by Kate and William's daughter, Princess Charlotte.
Harry? Nothing Markle? Meghan and Lilibet will be left out of the Queen's inheritance. Some people think it won't be out of spite, but practicality, others say it would be the Queen sending a message to Meghan and Harry: You reap what you sow...and your half breed spawn."
Considering all this royal wealth, CNN's Don Lemon suggests the royal family with all their wealth should pay reparations to decedents of slaves. Sure thing, Lemon, can any one imagine African countries paying off reparations for the slaves African kings sold to slave traders that happened 200 years ago?
CNN’s @DonLemon tells royal commentator Hilary Fordwich the royal family should pay reparations — immediately regrets it pic.twitter.com/LotCfBoAym
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) September 20, 2022
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