The IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards set out requirements for a company to disclose information about its sustainability‑related risks and opportunities in its general purpose financial reports. The Standards are underpinned by a set of conceptual foundations in IFRS S1.
Practical Guidance on building Climate Transition Plans
David Carlin, Lian Qian, Maria Salinas (D. A. Carlin and Company)
Gaurav Awasthi, Ruchi Chauhan, Arindam Das (Tata Consultancy Services)
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This report on transition planning complements guidance for disclosure of transition plans (transition plans are the outcome of the transition planning process), for example the IFRS Foundation guidance document <i>Disclosing information about an entity’s climate-related transition, including information about transition plans, in accordance with IFRS S2</i>. It distils the latest frameworks and regulatory developments into practical, actionable guidance to help entities create robust climate transition plans that support long-term business success.
Model Guidance on Nature-related Financial Disclosures
UN Sustainable Stock Exchanges Initiative
Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)
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This Model Guidance is a template for stock exchanges to guide listed companies on how to better understand and manage their nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities, and prepare related disclosures. It aims to provide a globally consistent starting point for voluntary, locally adapted guidance.
Sustainability Disclosure Landscape Report for Risk Management: Insights from climate-focused case studies
UNEP FI Risk Centre
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<li>To provide case studies from both financial and non-financial institutions on the least disclosed TCFD pillars on climate risk and opportunity disclosures, climate transition plan disclosures by TPT disclosure elements, double materiality disclosures.</li>
<li>To give an overview of the latest jurisdictional uptake on sustainability disclosures by selected regions.</li>
<li>To give an overview of key disclosure standards/ frameworks and how they relate to each other.</li>
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