Integrating climate reporting is key to effective risk management
Embedding climate-related data into business operations and strategy will enable companies to manage their climate risks and opportunities.
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As we approach the UN climate conference, COP25, in Madrid, the urgency of tackling climate change is greater than ever. As more businesses become aware of the need to act and report on climate risk, it is the task of corporate reporting framework providers to give them the tools to do so.
That’s why the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) collaborated with the world’s major sustainability-related reporting frameworks this year to assess our alignment on the basis of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations.
During Climate Week NYC in September the Corporate Reporting Dialogue, an
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