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|a OECD Guidance on Transition Finance
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Ensuring Credibility of Corporate Climate Transition Plans
|c Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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|c 2022
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|a Key challenges in transition finance -- Executive summary -- The case for transition finance in the 'decade for delivery' -- Mapping of transition plan elements -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Elements of credible corporate climate transition plans -- Foreword -- What is transition finance? -- Overview of transition finance approaches -- Case studies on sustainability-linked instruments of select companies in hard-to-abate industry sectors in EMDEs -- Methodology of the 2022 OECD Industry Survey on Transition Finance -- Glossary
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|a Green Finance and Investment
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|a This guidance sets out elements of credible corporate climate transition plans, which aim to align with the temperature goal of the Paris Agreement. Such plans are needed to address the growing risk of greenwashing in transition finance and facilitate a global, whole-of-economy climate transition. Based on extensive stakeholder consultations, including an industry survey, the guidance provides market actors, policy makers, and regulators with a comprehensive overview of existing transition finance approaches, identifying the main challenges and solutions. The guidance is relevant to: (i) policy-makers and regulators seeking to develop or revise relevant policy frameworks or regulations; (ii) corporates developing transition plans and seeking to identify the most salient elements of existing initiatives; and (iii) financial market participants planning to provide finance for the implementation of net-zero strategies. The guidance emphasises greater transparency, comparability and granularity in corporate transition plans, and the need for adequate environmental and social safeguards. In light of challenges for some corporates, especially in emerging markets and developing economies, and the risk of excluding key actors from transition finance, the guidance highlights the need for policy-makers to take stronger action to bolster domestic enabling environments for transformative investments
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