Climate-related reporting
Why businesses need to prepare for new requirements on climate disclosures.
The 2015 UN Paris Agreement, with its goal of keeping global temperatures below 2.0C above pre-industrial times, suggests that governments around the world are starting to play their part in transitioning to a low-carbon future. At the same time, low-carbon technology is becoming more competitive.
These dual forces are encouraging investors to diversify their portfolios and integrate climate change risk into decision-making. Investors want to see companies report on climate impact in a considered and consistent way. Support is also growing to improve climate-related reporting following publication of a framework by the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures.
Use our insights below to prepare for new requirements on climate disclosures.
Navigating India’s climate and sustainability transition
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How a state government transformed into an ecotourism haven
The state government accelerated its economy and created new sources of employment using ecotourism.
EY led various strategic initiatives to build an ecotourism oasis.
Initiatives involved identifying ideal and strategic locations to set up 'Eco-retreats' and help establishing them across the state.
The eco-retreats have created a multiplier effect on the economy.
The eco-retreats have established pathways for entrepreneurship, while promoting local culture and skills.
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