07 March 2023Climate Change, Publications, Risk, TCFD
Publications
G20 Recommendations: Advancing a Nature-Positive Economy and Just Transition
G20 countries play a pivotal role in the transition to a just and sustainable economy as they represent 85% the…
Taxonomía de Finanzas Sostenibles de Costa Rica
La Taxonomía de Finanzas Sostenibles de Costa Rica define qué es una inversión ambientalmente sostenible de manera estandarizada, estableciéndose un marco común de referencia que ayuda a los actores de la economía real y del sector financiero de Costa Rica a identificar aquellas inversiones que contribuyen al cumplimiento de los objetivos medio ambientales y sociales del país.
A Legal Framework for Impact: Summary report
This summary report concludes the implementation phase of the Legal Framework for Impact programme. It identifies the reasons why sustainability…
La Taxonomía de Finanzas Sostenibles de Panamá
La Taxonomía de Finanzas Sostenibles de Panamá define lo que es una inversión ambientalmente sostenible para Panamá y establece un…
Common Framework for Sustainable Finance Taxonomies for Latin America and the Caribbean
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports published in 2022 classified the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region as “highly exposed, vulnerable…
Aligning Climate Policy Engagement with Net-Zero Commitments: A foundation for asset owner engagement of asset managers
This discussion paper is aimed to support Alliance members and other asset owners in exercising their fiduciary duty by advocating…
Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance Position Paper on Governmental Carbon Pricing
In this paper, the Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance calls on policymakers to implement ambitious and reliable carbon prices, to fulfil…
Practical approaches to applying the EU Taxonomy to bank lending
This joint report by UNEP FI and the European Banking Federation explores practical approaches for banks who wish to use…
A Legal Framework for Impact: sustainability impact in investor decision-making
The report, authored by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and commissioned by PRI, UNEP FI and The Generation Foundation, provides ground-breaking legal analysis on the extent to which legal frameworks enable investors to consider impact in their activities across 11 jurisdictions: the EU, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Japan, South Africa, the Netherlands, UK and the US.
Testing the application of the EU Taxonomy to core banking products: High level recommendations
UNEP FI and the European Banking Federation (EBF) have launched a unique report assessing the extent to which the EU…