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What is TCFD?

The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) is a framework developed to help companies and organizations disclose climate-related risks and opportunities. It provides recommendations for consistent, comparable, and reliable information to investors and other stakeholders. The TCFD framework is commonly used by organizations to assess and manage climate-related risks, and to report on their climate-related performance, strategy, and governance.

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What other technologies are related to TCFD?

TCFD Complementary Technologies

SASB

SASB standards provide industry-specific guidance on financially material sustainability topics, which can inform TCFD disclosures. SASB helps identify relevant risks and opportunities.

mentioned alongside TCFD in 68% (922) of relevant job posts

GRI

GRI provides a broader framework for sustainability reporting that can complement TCFD by providing context and additional metrics.

mentioned alongside TCFD in 48% (1.2k) of relevant job posts

ISSB

ISSB is developing standards for sustainability-related financial disclosures, including climate-related disclosures that align with the TCFD recommendations.

mentioned alongside TCFD in 69% (248) of relevant job posts