Challenging the trade-off misconception between adaptation and mitigation
Adaptation solutions are seeing increased demand following the LA wildfires
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Sustainable fund flows: Challenges, opportunities and the road ahead
Fund selectors reflect on fund flows into sustainable strategies, barbell approaches to investment, and where they will be allocating to in 2025
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Regulatory outlook 2025: Could upheaval lead to overload?
PA Future asked regulatory experts what to expect in 2025 as CSRD comes into force, SDR beds in, and SFDR is set for adjustments
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LNAS publishes advice for mobilising adaptation and resilience investment in the UK
The government is currently consulting on the value case of a UK Green Taxonomy
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COP29: Leaders urged to ‘pick up pace’ on climate finance decisions as summit enters final days
COP29 presidency predicts ‘a breakthrough’ but others say diverging views indicate limited momentum to reach a consensus
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ESG Out Loud: First steps towards standardisation in the climate transition space
Lloyds’ director of climate and sustainability strategy shares research findings on transition plans and data standardisation
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COP29 is being dubbed the ‘Finance COP’
There will be a primary focus on finance contributions and adaptation, says Lombard Odier’s Ashton Parker
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City Week 2024: Regulatory convergence, adaptation planning and COP29
A lot of discussion surrounded the convergence of different global regulations and reporting metrics
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Standard Chartered, KPMG and UNDRR call for ‘critical step-change’ in adaptation financing
Guide published to galvanise sector-wide efforts to plug the funding gap
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Covid-19 recovery spending could negatively impact climate adaptation
A missed opportunity to ‘Build Back Better’
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ESG predictions for 2024: Climate adaptation strategies, transition planning and geospatial expertise
Researchers and industry analysts made predictions for the year ahead
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COP28 closes with deal that ‘demands greater ambition’
‘Low expectations may have been exceeded, but is that really our measure of success?’