Normes pour vous aider à naviguer dans votre démarche de finance durable.
Centre de ressources – Normes ou systèmes de divulgation
Explorer les principales normes ou les systèmes de divulgation qui aident les professionnels de la finance à structurer les informations à communiquer et à divulguer. L’image ci-dessous donne un aperçu des normes, expliquant ce qu’elles sont, ainsi que quand et pourquoi les utiliser. Le tableau ci-dessous donne un aperçu des principales normes pertinentes pour ce domaine. Vous pouvez filtrer par public cible, thèmes, ou effectuer une recherche directe avec des mots-clés. Pour une meilleure expérience, nous recommandons d’ouvrir cette page sur un ordinateur portable et de la visualiser en mode plein écran.
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wdt_ID | Name | Description | Targets | Themes | Members / AUM |
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1 | CDP disclosure system | Measure and manage risks and opportunities on climate change, water security and deforestation, informing decisions & helps engaging with companies. | Companies, Financial Institutions | Biodiversity, Emissions, GHG Emissions, Environment, Water | 700+ investors / $142 tn |
2 | CDSB’s - Accounting for Climate | Identify how climate-related matters should be integrated into companies financial reporting, based on IFRS. | Companies, Financial Institutions | Accounting, Climate-Related, Climate Risk | NA |
3 | Climate Bonds Standard (CBS) | Guidance on eligibility criteria, content of framework document, prior and post issuance reporting & review, reviewers & labelling status. | Bond issuers, Capital Markets, Investors | Climate-Related, Environment | $279 billion volume of certified debt |
4 | Corporate Human Rights Benchmark | Provide a comparative snapshot of the largest and companies in high-risk sectors, looking at the policies, processes, and practices they have in place to systematise their human rights approach and how they respond to allegations. | Companies, Financial Institutions | Human Rights, Social | NA |
5 | EFFRAG EU Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) Exposure Drafts (EDs) | Set of standards required under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) proposal covering the full range of sustainability matters. | Companies, Financial Institutions | Biodiversity, Clients Responsibility, Climate-Related, Emissions, Environment, Governance, Pollution, Regulation, Resources, Sustainability, Water, Workforce, Social | NA |
6 | European Green Bond Standard (EU GBS) | Standardise how to use green bonds to raise funds on capital markets to finance large-scale investments. | Bond Issuers, Capital Markets, Investors | Climate-Related, Environment | NA |
7 | Findatex European ESG Template (EET) | Facilitate the exchange of data between product manufacturer and distributor to fulfill ESG-related regulatory requirements (SFDR, Taxonomy, MiFID II, IDD). | Asset Managers, Banks, Distributors, Insurances, Pension Funds, Product Manufacturers | Environment, Governance, Regulation, Social | 8 / NA |
8 | Financial System Benchmark | Assess and rank the 400 most influential financial institutions on their contribution to global goals, such as the SDGS and the Paris Agreement. | Financial Institutions | SDGs, Sustainability | 400 / NA |
9 | GHG Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard | Provide requirements and guidance for preparing a GHG emissions inventory. | Companies, Investors | GHG Emissions | NA |
10 | Global Reporting Initiative Standards (GRI) | Report on the impact on economy, environment, and society for sustainability reports. GRI is complementary to SASB standards. | Companies, Financial Institutions | Economic, Environment, Impact, Social | 10.000+ / NA |
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