Reports

In this Accelerating Transition report, co-authored by A4S and Aviva Investors, practical actions for different parts of the financial system to help deploy the private capital needed for the transition, with the urgency that is necessary, are set out.

This report by CDP and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) illustrates how upstream Scope 3 supply chain emissions can be 26x that of Scopes 1 and 2 combined.

In its 2024 report, the London Climate Resilience Review outlines national and regional climate risks and six areas for urgent action are set out to ensure that lives and livelihoods are not disrupted.

This 2024 report, undertaken by Ceres, poses two essential questions: What happens after companies make commitments to a shareholder proposal? And do they follow through on what they promised with meaningful action?

In this 2024 report, the TNFD and GRI have developed a guidance document and correspondence table to help GRI’s 14,000 reporters globally align with the TNFD Recommendations, and assist TNFD adopters in their sustainability reporting according to GRI Standards.

This influential report presents an overview of climate litigation, highlighting recent developments and future trends. The report is widely read and cited by civil society organisations, policymakers, the legal community, judges, financiers, scholars and media all around the world.

This report, by Chapter Zero, the Centre for Climate Engagement, and Freshfields, highlights not only what non-executive directors need to know about climate law and regulation from a governance perspective, but importantly how to use this knowledge to become pioneers in the net zero transition.

The technical report of the first global stocktake finds that implementation must accelerate to increase ambition across all fronts, taking an all-of-society approach to make progress towards the Paris Agreement goals and respond to the climate crisis.

Tracking progress with the TPI Net Zero Banking Assessment Framework September 2023 report

Executive remuneration is a pivotal tool for driving climate action. Our latest guide for non-executives, "Climate action and remuneration: A pocket guide for remuneration committees", delves into the critical intersection of executive pay structures and climate goals, providing actionable insights for chairs and members of remuneration committees.

This guide, produced by the World Economic Forum and the Climate Governance in collaboration with Deloitte, explores how organisations, guided by their Chairs, non-executive directors and board members, can earn and enhance trust through the sustainability transition.