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Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy | Climate Bonds Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy Adaptation and Resilience Finance Climate resilience is a critical focus in our mission to mobilise global capital for climate action. Integrating resilience into our work helps ensure economic, social, and ecological systems are better equipped to withstand the impacts of climate change.
Resilience as a cross-cutting theme Resilience is embedded throughout our activities, from taxonomy development to sector criteria, enabling the identification and financing of investments that contribute to adaptation and climate resilience. Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy A cornerstone of our resilience work is the Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy, designed to provide clear guidance on what constitutes a resilient investment.
By defining credible and impactful projects, our updated Taxonomy ensures that resilience considerations are integrated into the broader sustainable finance market. The development of the Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy is being sponsored by Co-operators and supported by Cadlas , Lead Technical Partner of the Climate Bonds Resilience Programme.
Frameworks: Tools like the Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy to identify and structure resilient investments Capacity Building: Training and resources for stakeholders to enhance their understanding of resilience finance Technical Assistance Services: Assistance in structuring bonds, policy, and projects that incorporate resilience Criteria for Certification against the Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy: Now available through the Climate Bonds Standard v4.
3 Get involved – Resilience Criteria The Resilience Criteria is now available under Climate Bonds Standard v4. 3 . It offers issuers a clear route to Certification for projects and assets that integrate Adaptation and Resilience (A&R) into their design and operations.
Now, finance can support projects that adapt to and withstand climate impacts as well as cutting emissions . Visit our Certification page for guidance, tools, and templates.
Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy Methodology Resilience Taxonomy White Paper Climate Bonds' Resilience Taxonomy v1: excel sheet offering a detailed list of eligible investments Climate Resilience Principles – A framework for assessing climate resilience investments Explainer | Brochure in Japanese CBRT Explainer video series Video 1 – What is the Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy?
Video 2 – Identification and classification of A&R investments Video 3 – Qualification of climate A&R investments Video 4 – Simplified and process-based assessments Video 5 – Certification under the CBRT Closing the Resilience Financing Gap Climate Bonds Cafe: Introducing Climate Resilience Resilience Taxonomy White Paper
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Adaptation and Resilience Bonds Accelerator is funded by Climate Bonds Initiative. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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