The Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) just released its Proposed Technical Scope, advancing efforts to embed social and inequality-related factors into financial and business disclosures — with essential links to climate and nature. At the Predistribution Initiative, we support this critical work to drive disclosure frameworks that address business and financial institutions’ impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities related to people. ?? Learn more about this work on the original post below. #TISFD #Inequality #SocialDisclosures #Predistribution
? In People in Scope, the TISFD Founding Partners laid out an ambitious vision: a robust disclosure framework that addresses business and financial institutions’ impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities related to people, with strong conceptual foundations linking social topics to climate and nature. ? ?? Today, we’re taking the next step. The TISFD Proposed Technical Scope provides further guidance from the Founding Partners on key social constructs that should underpin these conceptual foundations. It also outlines the Founding Partners’ recommendations on materiality, prioritisation of indicators and metrics, and the deep interconnections between inequality, social issues, climate change, and nature loss, along with the framework’s relevance to capital providers. Additionally, it maps out the next steps in TISFD’s early work plan. ? ?? Read more below or at: ?? https://lnkd.in/e4D6snhT
