Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)’s Post

The TNFD welcomes the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)’s announcement to deliver further harmonisation of the sustainability disclosure landscape as part of its new work plan. Read here - https://lnkd.in/eHG3hwup During today’s event, Emily McKenzie joined speakers from the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), CDP, Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development to discuss the interoperability achieved so far and the ongoing efforts to reach even greater harmonisation between standards and frameworks going forward. In addition to the recently released mapping of TNFD and Europe’s #ESRS and our forthcoming mapping to GRI standards, we are now underway supporting the ISSB’s work on nature drawing on the TNFD recommendations. In response, David Craig, Co-Chair of the TNFD said: "The ISSB has been a valued partner to the TNFD since the Taskforce commenced its work in late 2021, providing input into our recommendations published last year. We are delighted to now be reciprocating by supporting the ISSB as it advances its research on nature that will include work focused on the recommendations of the TNFD. Bringing nature-related issues into the global baseline for sustainability disclosures is a critical next step in encouraging companies to provide comprehensive, material information about their risks and opportunities across the full spectrum of planetary boundaries not just climate change." As the ISSB undertakes research into biodiversity, ecosystems, and ecosystem services, we look forward to supporting their team to build upon the recommendations of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) published in September 2023. #Interoperability #CorporateReporting #NaureReporting

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Nina Kathrin Lenger

Operational Risk | All opinions my own

3mo

Why not just adopt or go beyond what’s already been done - use ESRS and TNFD as the baseline. Otherwise what’s the value add?

Derric N. Pennington, PhD'd

Scientist, Practitioner, & Editorial Cartoonist

3mo

Am I missing something? Why is “ISSB undertak[ing] research into biodiversity, ecosystems, and ecosystem services…”? Wasn’t this the point and purpose of Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) over the past few years? This sure should like a stall tatic…

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It was an interesting event to attend

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Robert Adamczyk

ESG Adviser EBRD. Team Lead Energy, Sustainable Finance; Member EFRAG SR TEG; TWG ESRS (environment); Expertise in: Energy Heavy Industry; E&S Due diligence, environmental materiality & assurance, ESG reporting.

3mo

Why not use ESRS and TNFD, we need interoperability and use what we have.

Angela Bailey

Deloitte Academy Programme Manager at Deloitte UK

3mo

Thank you for joining us at the Deloitte Academy Emily!

Alexandra Raikes Lauren Davey

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Will Wilson

CEO at Green Work Solution | Innovating Sustainability with Tech | Expert in ESG, CSR, & Carbon Markets & GIS Specialist | Transformational Therapist | Driving Green Initiatives | UK Veteran | Ex Microsoft

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