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Three of four viewers of the last hour represent some level of governance. This is great because the time to start with the STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION of INDUSTRY 5.0 is now. https://lnkd.in/emnWxGdK Government of Punjab Celní správa European Commission INDUSTRY 5.0 AMBASSADORS NETWORK INDUSTRY 5.0 STRATEGIC ALLIANCE Industry 5.0
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?? On 23?May 2024, #CBAM experts from the European Commission will present an overview of the technical and practical aspects of the?CBAM transitional registry, including reporting aspects for different CBAM sector requirements. ?? There are many outstanding questions on EU CBAM - here's your opportunity to hear more! https://lnkd.in/emEGEVAZ
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Head, PEFA Secretariat (PEFA housed in the World Bank is a Public Financial Management initiative of European Commission, IMF, World Bank, France, Luxembourg, Norway, Slovak Republic & Switzerland)
Did you read our October edition of PEFA Secretariat PFM Newsflash. Here are the highlights in my 2 minute video https://lnkd.in/eq7wgYns
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The latest summary minutes of the GIBA Council can now be viewed here:?https://lnkd.in/e3rQSquE If you need a password to access this area, please get in touch. #GuernseyFinanceBusiness
Protected: GIBA Council Meeting Minutes
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"In Mehdi Hasan's latest monologue, he unpacks how and why AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, one of the most powerful lobbying group in the US, is spending record amounts of money to topple - not for the first time - a pro-Palestinian Congressman." #usa #politics #aipac #politicallobbying #proisrael #propalestinian #politicaldonations
“We need to talk about AIPAC”: Mehdi Hasan
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Standards formalised for January 1st kick off after a massive effort by AASB. In a slight deviation from international standards, S2 - climate is mandatory; S1 - sustainability is voluntary but we could expect it to follow in due course. Where to now? The view has always been to engage teams across the various business functions - sustainability, marketing, operations, finance, legal and OH&S. Risks AND opportunities within the financial context affect the entire organisation, so addressing these should encompass a team, not an individual unit. This is not a marketing exercise, it’s about business resilience. Make sure your team are equipped with the necessary support and knowledge. Perform a gap analysis against what reporting you are currently doing. Risk analysis, metrics, targets, company alignment. Scenario analysis will be new for some companies but the key here is plausibility and relevance to your company and industry. It includes both physical and transitional risks. Become familiar with the standards. Building and supporting a resilient organisation is a critical priority for many business leaders, so while this legislation has a climate focus, its premise represents future-facing business practice. For those smaller entities not faced with mandatory reporting, the opportunity exists here to review the legislation to better position yourself within the value chain of the larger organisations. Understand what they will need to report against and ensure you have your data available. This includes your own emissions data and strategies you are taking to reduce these where applicable.
Today the AASB held meeting no. 209, this meeting was convened for the AASB Board to vote on the pronouncement of AASB S1 and AASB S2. This meeting attracted the largest public gallery (in excess of 150 registered observers) watching the Board deliberations. The AASB Board has formally voted to pronounce AASB S1 as a Voluntary Standard and also to pronounce AASB S2 as a Mandatory Standard. This meeting was the culmination of a significant body of work and AASB Board acknowledge staff effort in completing this phase of activity as well as setting the scene for future work.
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?? New: Our Monthly Digest on the #PSC for the month of March is out! It provides rich insights into both the various activities of the PSC during the month and explanations on the outcomes of the sessions of the PSC, with highlights on decisions requiring follow up. https://lnkd.in/dVDwxZcf
Monthly Digest on The African Union Peace And Security Council – March 2024
https://amaniafrica-et.org
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?? Exciting Update on Climate-Related Disclosures! ?? Last week, I had the opportunity to attend Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) Meeting No. 209, where significant progress was made in sustainability reporting. The board approved the AASB S2 Climate-Related Disclosures Standard, which will help businesses report their climate impact with greater transparency and consistency. Key updates: ?? AASB S1, the voluntary standard for sustainability-related financial information, was also approved. This allows organizations to voluntarily disclose how they are managing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. ?? The new mandatory climate disclosure standard (AASB S2) will require large entities to report on their climate-related risks, including Scope 3 emissions. ?? Concerns about small entities and not-for-profits were acknowledged, and further projects are underway to ensure the rules are scalable and fair for all. These standards are crucial for aligning Australia with global frameworks and supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy. Although more work remains—particularly around industry-based materiality and support for smaller organizations—this marks a major milestone for sustainability reporting in Australia.? It’s inspiring to see the dedication to transparency and accountability in sustainability reporting! Learn more in the Action Alert: https://lnkd.in/g4z4NKqH Let’s continue the important work of addressing climate change and fostering sustainable practices! ???? #Sustainability #ClimateAction #SustainabilityReporting #ESG #AASB #ClimateDisclosures
Today the AASB held meeting no. 209, this meeting was convened for the AASB Board to vote on the pronouncement of AASB S1 and AASB S2. This meeting attracted the largest public gallery (in excess of 150 registered observers) watching the Board deliberations. The AASB Board has formally voted to pronounce AASB S1 as a Voluntary Standard and also to pronounce AASB S2 as a Mandatory Standard. This meeting was the culmination of a significant body of work and AASB Board acknowledge staff effort in completing this phase of activity as well as setting the scene for future work.
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