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*[[Climate change]] | *[[Climate change]] | ||
*[[Deforestation]] | |||
*[[Degradation]] | |||
*[[ESG investment]] | *[[ESG investment]] | ||
*[[Inevitable Policy Response]] | *[[Inevitable Policy Response]] (IPR) | ||
*[[Principles for Responsible Banking]] | *[[Principles for Responsible Banking]] | ||
*[[Principles for Responsible Investment]] (PRI) | *[[Principles for Responsible Investment]] (PRI) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:32, 29 December 2021
Environmental social and governance (ESG) - Principles for Responsible Investment - Inevitable Policy Response.
(FPS).
The Forecast Policy Scenario is a a core part of the PRI's Inevitable Policy Response (IPR).
It models the impact of the IPR on the real economy, including detailed effects on all emitting sectors, including changes to energy demand (oil, gas, coal), transport, food prices, crop yields, and rates of deforestation.
See also
- Climate change
- Deforestation
- Degradation
- ESG investment
- Inevitable Policy Response (IPR)
- Principles for Responsible Banking
- Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)
- Principles for Sustainable Insurance
- Risk management
- United Nations
External link
Forecast Policy Scenario - Inevitable Policy Response - Principles for Responsible Investment
