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The UK government has a green taxonomy roadmap with three phases, starting with disclosure and reporting requirements to inform investors and consumers. Join Keith as he explains in detail about the UK’s green taxonomy roadmap and the different phases of its implementation.
The UK government has a green taxonomy roadmap with three phases, starting with disclosure and reporting requirements to inform investors and consumers. Join Keith as he explains in detail about the UK’s green taxonomy roadmap and the different phases of its implementation.
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The UK government has set out a roadmap for implementing a Green Taxonomy, which will align with the country's net zero commitments and mobilise capital towards sustainable activities. The taxonomy is based on the EU blueprint but adapted to the UK economy and will be implemented in three phases: addressing the information gap, creating expectations and requirements for sustainable decision-making, and mobilising financial flows towards net zero targets. The roadmap also includes mandatory disclosure and reporting requirements for companies and investment products to report on their environmental impacts and sustainability considerations.
Key learning objectives:
Understand the UK government's roadmap for implementing a Green Taxonomy and its alignment with the country's net zero commitments
Outline the three phases of implementation for the UK Green Taxonomy
Assess the mandatory disclosure and reporting requirements for companies and investment products
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