Transition Plan Taskforce’s Post

Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) has played a huge role in the establishment of a high-standard framework for corporate transition plans, setting a benchmark for private sector climate action. With the IFRS adopting the TPT's disclosure materials, its an exciting new chapter for this framework to now shape global norms for corporate transition planning. Root's own recent analysis of of the climate disclosure landscape showed how the TPT has already been utilised by the FTSE 100 and the start of the movement towards new frameworks prvided through CSRD, Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eRuw-AvG

Corporate transition plans are becoming a cornerstone of the EU’s strategy to align businesses with global sustainability goals. The latest report from the EU Platform on Sustainable Finance offers practical guidance on what makes a transition plan credible and impactful. The report highlights four key areas: • Clear targets: Science-based, time-bound goals aligned with the Paris Agreement. • Actionable plans: Decarbonization levers and clear mitigation actions. • Financial alignment: Integration with capital expenditure and financial planning. • Strong governance: Transparent oversight and stakeholder involvement. These plans go beyond compliance—they provide a roadmap for businesses to innovate, decarbonize, and remain competitive in a sustainable economy. The focus on embedding these plans into broader strategies—combining environmental, financial, and social goals—resonates with the challenges many of us are navigating. It’s not just about achieving net-zero, but doing so in a way that supports resilience, equity, and long-term growth. What are your thoughts on improving corporate transition planning? Are there practical steps you’ve seen that work well in driving change? #Sustainability #TransitionPlans #NetZero #Governance #ClimateAction

This World Environment Day, we encourage the private sector to be ambitious, establish concrete goals and implement sustainable strategies with targeted investments. To achieve the 2030 Agenda, companies need to take more ambitious and credible action. Learn more about #ForwardFaster at https://lnkd.in/dQn7XFAU #ForwardFaster2030

Trillions of dollars must be mobilised to achieve the sustainable development goals and new Financial Conduct Authority's sustainability disclosure requirements regulations, like the UK financial conduct authority’s sustainability disclosure requirements, mean it’s more important than ever that investors measure outcomes. Join Net Purpose's webinar on 26 November at 14:00 GMT, to get beneath the headline: to 'Invest in solutions' they will showcase the hundreds of solutions companies are providing, and how you can identify and invest in them. #Webinar #SDGs #SDR #PensionsforPurpose https://ow.ly/v52H50U9OfR

🆕 OUT NOW - Financial Services ESG Insights. The transition to a low-carbon economy demands a fundamental shift in financial flows. Transition finance sits at the heart of this through directing capital to projects delivering this transformation. In the latest edition of our newsletter, we explore how the specific contexts of the geographies that financial institutions operate in might influence their approach to transition financing. With thanks to our contributors: Varun Sarda, Hannah Simons, Shafna Chowdhury, Baringa, Emily Farrimond, Simon Connell, Perle Battistella http://spr.ly/6002o632q

The latest edition of our insights newsletter for financial services puts the spotlight on the role financial services can support the transition to a net zero economy. We consider the different approaches to transition that are being adopted across the globe and how financial institutions can play their part.

Most mid-sized companies are feeling unprepared and the reality is most of them aren't. The main obstacles? Data collection, emissions accounting, and drafting compliant reports. 🚨 Only 37% of mid-market businesses feel ready, while enterprise companies have a head start, with 60% nearly there. Without quick action, many will be left behind. But there’s a path forward. The Solution: Investing in strong data and reporting tools is crucial to overcoming CSRD challenges. And businesses are responding – 89% now have senior leaders dedicated to sustainability, and nearly all plan to ramp up CSRD investments over the next few years. We can’t just ignore CSRD—it’s a big step, reshaping global business by putting transparency and sustainability at the forefront. Source: https://lnkd.in/eny72NdA

Interesting comparison between the different approaches across the EU, US and UK to transition financing #baringa #sustainability #lloyds #climate #transition finance

C2ES is pleased to share our latest report: "Corporate Low-Carbon Transition Planning: Best Practices & Recommendations to Support Credible Action" 🌿📊 We examined the current state of low-carbon transition planning and how companies are implementing strategies aligned with Paris Agreement goals. Explore the full report: 👉 https://bit.ly/4fblKUr Join our #webinar @1PM ET today for more insights from corporate leaders on how this work is guiding their low-carbon transition planning disclosures. Register: 👉 https://bit.ly/46fhRtu #lowcarbontransition #corporatesustainability #esg

A new return on #SustainableInvestment methodology enables companies to quantify the financial benefits of their business #Investments and #SustainabilityInitiatives to better demonstrate sustainable growth and long-term value creation. Find out more: https://ow.ly/uWkz50SJZgR Natalie Runyon #ESG #Sustainability #TRInstitute