Bangkok, June 16, 2015 ? ASEAN audit regulators and audit firms in the ASEAN region have just concluded a meeting that discussed initiatives to raise audit quality and market transparency in the

Bangkok, June 16, 2015 ? ASEAN audit regulators and audit firms in the ASEAN region have just concluded a meeting that discussed initiatives to raise audit quality and market transparency in the

. The vast majority of these green projects are focused on climate change mitigation or adaptation, but there is a small share of the market, which also funds green, non-climate projects, such as green

consisting of the Climate Bonds Initiative, the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation (AGWA), CDP, Ceres, and the World Resources Institute (WRI), gratefully acknowledge John Matthews, Coordinator for the

bonds to finance projects, it is vital that criteria are in place to ensure projects support climate change mitigation and climate change adaptation and resilience. The Criteria promotes transparency and

Issuer’s Adaptation & Resilience performance in respect of a waste management facility Box 1: Step by Step Approach to assessing the qualifying carbon intensity of Energy from Waste Waste Management Criteria

Scheme November 2018 * These Criteria also cover the conservation and restoration of non-forested land Assessing climate change mitigation and adaptation aspects of financial products is not

projects that contribute to environmental sustainability. The Green Bond Principles (GBP) promote integrity in the Green Bond market through guidelines that recommend transparency, disclosure and reporting

bonds serving social and/or environmental purposes through global guidelines and recommendations that promote transparency and disclosure, thereby underpinning the integrity of the market. The Principles

as voluntary process guidelines intended for broad use by the market. The GBP recommend transparency and disclosure, and promote integrity in the development of the green bond market. The ASEAN GBS