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I4CE Newsletter -  Special Climate disclosure
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In 2015, France pioneered requirements for climate-related disclosure from financial institutions, asking them to explain their strategy for integrating climate-related risks and for contributing to the achievement of the Paris Agreement objectives and the French national low-carbon strategy. Three years of implementation yielded mixed results and requirements are in the course of being updated in France and in Europe. 
In context of the regulatory dynamics, I4CE and Institute Louis Bachelier have made proposals for updating climate-related disclosure frameworks including the introduction of minimum requirements. In this week's newsletter, you can find their recommandations, in the form of a report, a video, and our next event on the subject.

#I4CE_Report
#New report: Taking climate-related disclosure to the next level – minimum requirements for financial institutions
To improve the quality of information disclosed, the authors of this report recommend clarifications of disclosure frameworks on two aspects: what areas to disclose about and how to disclose information. In this I4CE-ILB report, international financial actors, regulators and their stakeholders will find an explanation of the technical specifications in the French implementing decree of article 29. 

#2minOn 
#video:  #2minOn #ClimateDisclosure
What is climate reporting for financial institutions? Where do we stand and how to move forward? Anuschka Hilke of I4CE presents the main findings of the study in two minutes.

#I4CEvent #EUGreenWeek
June 1 - #Webinar: Finance ClimAct webinar: New tools for a renewed EU Strategy
As the renewed EU Sustainable Finance Strategy is about to be released, the ClimAct Finance Consortium, of which I4CE is a member, invites you to the GreenWeek to take stock of disclosure practices.
 
June 8 - #Webinar: Climate assessment of local budgets: the case of Strasbourg, Paris & Oslo
By attending this webinar, you will be able to hear feedback from the City of Paris and the Eurometropole of Strasbourg on the climate assessment they run on their budgets using I4CE's methodology, and from the City of Oslo with its own carbon budget approach.
 

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