conducting GHG Accounting for organisations, products, and events in accordance with the GHG Protocol and ISO standards. She has also assisted a wide range of clients to receive carbon neutral certifications
luxury products. For these so-called Sustainability-Linked Bonds, the selected KPIs to be linked to the variation of the bonds’ financial and/or structural characteristics are the following: - KPI 1: Scope
are greatest, and where we can make the most significant contribution. Covering key themes across the range of sustainability issues - such as health and wellbeing, sustainable production and
Chanel at the beginning of the last century, CHANEL offers a broad range of high-end creations, including Ready-to-Wear, Leather Goods, Fashion Accessories, Eyewear, Fragrances, Makeup, Skincare, Jewellery
consideration of market specificities and nuanced approaches for different engagements • Numerous engagement options and reference points for investors, supported by wide range of tools, benchmark assessments and
change. They range from wind farms and hydropower plants, to rail transport and building sea walls in cities threatened by rising sea levels. Only a small portion of these bonds have been labelled as green
Certification Scheme: LC Transport Technical Working Committee Page 16 of 20 Table 5: Comparison of different estimates of emissions from rail Transport type Source of estimate Emissions scope Estimate range Rail
resource management assets/activities Table 1: Summary scope of eligible projects and assets for Climate Bonds Certification under the Waste Management Criteria. Table 2: Potential assets which have overlaps
network to render services within the scope of the license as specified by the NBTC. A preliminary investment budget for provisioning of 5G service in key area is approximately Baht 10-15 billion within the
.......................................................... 4 2.3. Revisions to these Criteria ......................................................................................................... 4 3. Assets and Projects in Scope