: Water infrastructure that reflects the intentional use of ecological assets and/or ecosystem-based features, processes, and functions as an integral part of addressing water needs. Such infrastructure is
projects such as wind or solar energy generation are common, and achieve avoided emissions compared to energy generation using fossil fuels. Banking (Bank): Financial institutions that mostly undertake
, RTRS, UTZ, Rainforest alliance, FSA, Ecocert, Fair trade, Organic and ecological textiles) Sustainable agriculture and forestry Sustainable Agriculture 3, 12, 15 Husbandry - Livestock compliant with
Action Tracker Climate Change Performance Index Ecological Footprint Environmental Democracy Index Environmental Performance Index Energy Trilemma Index Resource Governance Index ND-GAIN data
species and breeds adapted to changes in CO2 and climate, e.g., temperature, water regimes, extreme events • Ecological buffering of climate impacts such as water or microclimate management, ecological
the overarching Climate Bonds Standard available at https://www.climatebonds.net/standards/standard_download. This gives the common fund management and reporting requirements that all Certified Climate
scores should tap CSR activities, the single-factor model is used in each of measurement equations. The CSR latent variable is what the three pillar scores share in common. The measurement models assume
: the rationale behind the Forestry Criteria 3. Climate Bonds Standard V3: the umbrella document laying out the common requirements that all Certified Climate Bonds need to meet, in addition to the sector
) registered audit firms to serve 5,248 and 446 listed firms (Sustainable Stock Exchanges Initiative, 2022) in the United States and Germany, respectively. The ratio of listed companies to registered audit firms
a more vigorous and effective sustainable finance sector. A taxonomy aims to provide a common framework for classifying economic activities to enable stakeholders to gather investment information and