are following the EU in demanding more and better disclosure on climate risks. 3. International Standards: Standards set internationally are a key complement to NDCs. The IFRS Foundation has launched
taxonomies for determining the environmental sustainability of projects. The GBP encourage all participants in the market to use this foundation to develop their own robust practices, referencing a broad set
developed the ASEAN Green Bond Standards (ASEAN GBS) based on the International Capital Market Association (ICMA)’s2 Green Bond Principles (GBP)3 as they are internationally accepted and widely used for the
contribute to the development of a new asset class, reduce due diligence cost and help investors to make informed investment decisions. The ASEAN SBS were developed based on the International Capital Market
, referencing a broad set of complementary criteria as relevant. The GBP are collaborative and consultative in nature based on the contributions of Members and Observers of the Principles, and of the wider
activities that do not have a long term role to play in a low carbon economy and those that do. This is the foundation of a demarcated ‘transition’ label. In broad terms, we propose that: The green label be
declarations of the state of emergency including gradually closing the international inbound and outbound travels to stop the spread of the disease. In Thailand, the state of emergency was declared as well and
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for their time and valuable expertise that helped shape these Criteria. A full list of all TWG and IWG members is available here. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Stockholm International
, para 71, page 23 2 International Accounting Standards Board, International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) Practice Statement Management Commentary, (2010). This is a broad, non-binding framework for