Economist Impact’s Sustainability Week 2023 is taking place 29-31 March in hybrid format. On 29 January, at 3:20pm-4pm, Taskforce member David Croft (Reckitt) will be speaking as part of a virtual panel titled ‘Biodiversity and natural capital’.
Corporates and financial institutions can independently pilot test the TNFD framework to explore how it would apply in their specific organisational context. In some cases, they can also join industry collaborative efforts. TNFD’s official piloting partners include FSD Africa, Global Canopy, UNEP-FI, and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). Pilot testing will commence from June 2022.
FIND OUT MOREIn select countries and regions, a private sector convenor organises informal groups of institutions, named Consultation Groups, that want to participate constructively in the development and adoption of TNFD’s global framework.
FIND OUT MOREOrganisations who share the vision and mission of the TNFD, and are willing to make themselves available to contribute to the work and mission of the Taskforce, can apply to join the TNFD Forum.
The Forum is open to a broad range of institutional types including companies; financial institutions; public sector institutions, including regulators, pension funds and sovereign wealth funds; academic and research organisations; business associations, inter-governmental organisations, as well as conservation and civil society organisations.
FIND OUT MOREThe TNFD is funded entirely by government and philanthropic grant making and gratefully acknowledges the financial contributions of the following institutions:
