Des instruments pour vous aider à appréhender la finance durable.
J’agis – Outils
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Le tableau ci-dessous vous aidera à trouver les principaux outils destinés aux acteurs financiers. Vous pouvez les filtrer par type d’outil, cible, thème, industrie/secteur, ou effectuer une recherche par mots-clés. Pour garantir une utilisation optimale de cette page, nous vous recommandons d’y accéder à partir d’un ordinateur portable et de mettre la fenêtre du navigateur en plein écran.
wdt_ID | Name | Description | Tool Type | Target | Theme | Industry/Sector |
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1 | ACT - Assessing Low Carbon Transition (by CDP & ADEME) | Assess corporates’ climate strategy against the required low-carbon transition and associated sector-specific decarbonization trajectories. | Company assessment / Target setting | Companies, Financial Institutions | GHG Emissions, Target Setting | Cross-sectoral, Agriculture, Aluminum, Automotive, Cement, Chemical, Consumer Good, Glass, Industrial, Oil&Gas, Paper, Real Estate, Steel, Transport & Utility |
2 | Aqueduct (by WRI) | Map water risks at basin level such as floods, droughts, and water stress, also linked to agriculture and food security. | Maps / Risk assessment | Academia, Companies, Financial Institutions, Policy Makers | Water, Water risk, Landuse | Cross-sectoral, Agriculture |
3 | B-Impact Assessment (by B Lab) | Assess, manage and improve a company's impact and benchmark against peers. Overall score and areas of improvements are provided. | Company assessment | Asset Owners, Asset Managers, Companies, Financial Institutions | Community, Environment, Governance, Impact, Social, Workforce | Cross-sectoral |
4 | Biodiversity Guidance Navigation tool (by Capitals Coalition) | Guided natural capital self-assessment (biodiversity-inclusive), with interactive questions and supporting resources. | Company assessment | Companies, Financial Institutions | Biodiversity, Natural Capital | Cross-sectoral |
5 | CA100+'s Net Zero Company Benchmark (by CTI, CA 100+, IM, TPI & 2DII) | Assess companies among the Climate Action 100+ focus on disclosure indicators, to clarify expectations and track progress. | Company assessment | Companies, Financial Institutions | Net-zero Emissions, GHG Emissions, Reporting, Target Setting | Cross-sectoral, Automotive, Aviation, Chemical, Cement, Coal, Consumer Good, Mining, Oil&Gas, Paper, Power Generation, Services, Shipping, Steel, Utility |
6 | CDC ESG toolkit (by CDC) | Guidance on investment & transaction cycle, management systems, E&S topics and sectors’ profiles, including the Business Case for ESG integration. | Knowledge tool | Asset Managers, Asset Owners, Banks, DFIs, Financial Institutions | Anti-corruption, Environment, Governance, Social | Cross-sectoral |
7 | CERISE’s Social Assessment tool (By Cerise) | Assess the implementation of the Universal Standards and benchmark against peers. | Company assessment | Investors, DFIs | Governance, Clients Responsibility, Employees Responsibility, Microfinance, Social | Cross-sectoral |
8 | Climate Impact Explorer (by NGFS, PIK & ETH Zürich) | Provide time and spatial evolution of identified climate impact indicators (can be used for stress-testing). | Scenario analysis / Stress testing | Academia | Climate Risk, Scenario Analysis, GHG Emissions | Cross-sectoral, Agriculture |
9 | ClimateWise Infrastructure Risk Exposure Matrix (by ClimateWise) | Assess transition risks, including market and technological shifts, policy and legal changes and reputational damage and opportunities. | Risk assessment | Asset Managers, Asset Owners, Insurances | Climate Risk | Infrastructure, Power Generation, Real Estate, Transport |
10 | Drought Stress Testing tool (by NCFA & GIZ) / To access the tool contact: drought@natcapfinance.org | Assess how droughts of different severity, duration and geographic distribution by sector or region could affect a loan portfolio. | Risk assessment / Stress testing | Banks, Corporate Loans | Water, Water Risk | Cross-sectoral |
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