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This webinar provides companies with practical help on the steps they can start taking now to use the TCFD recommendations in the next reporting cycle.

This paper seeks to explore the question of adaptive capacity of companies to financial risks that may arise in the context of the transition to a low-carbon economy.

This portal is intended to serve a community of Geographic Information Systems users interested in climate change. The free datasets of climate change projections can be downloaded as a shapefile, a text file, or as an image. Many 2D variables from modeled projected climate are available for the atmosphere and land surface.

This handbook intends to facilitate investors’ reporting approach by respecting as best possible the incentive spirit of Article 173 in France and by following the best available practices.

This toolkit supports investors to design investment strategies that can make a strong contribution to long-term, responsible and sustainable investment, or to assess the extent to which existing strategies contribute to it. This includes advice about measuring and reporting financial and sustainability performance indicators through the identification and monitoring of ESG risk and opportunities.

This document provides a discussion framework to evaluate the non-physical risks to carbon assets, such as policy, market, and technology risks, associated with carbon and climate change.

These guidelines seek to advance a common approach to corporate water disclosure that addresses the complexity and local nature of water resources. Changes to water supply is a potential physical risk associated with climate change.

Articles 19 and 29 of the EU Non-financial Reporting Directive requires companies over the defined threshold to disclose in their management report, information on policies, risks and outcomes as regards environmental matters, social and employee aspects, respect for human rights, anticorruption and bribery issues, and diversity in their board of directors.

This guidance outlines best practice in GHG accounting and reporting.

This guidance provides a relevant and timely spotlight on the uncertainty that global warming and climate change are causing, and the specific issues that need to be considered by standard setters, stock exchanges, investors, and the corporate and accounting communities to help respond to the systemic risks.

This EU Directive requires the management report to include a fair review of the development and performance of the undertaking’s business and of its position, together with a description of the principal risks and uncertainties that it faces. This also includes the undertaking’s likely future development.

This technical and macro-economic study focuses on light duty vehicles – cars and vans – and the economic impact of the transition to low-carbon vehicles.