Drama day

Day two of lockdown.
Two days without a new case in the whole of Australia!
Bushfire in Wooroloo, in the Hills just a little east of Perth.
Benjie getting an ultrasound scan of his abdomen (all in the clear).

Phew!

Finished 1 of 6 lessons on TCFD1 reporting and passed the little test at the end :)

It was a good lesson.  It set out to explain why reporting on climate-related financial disclosure is so complex. 

First are the needs of the various audiences.  Different classes of stakeholder want to know specific information about your future in relation to climate change, because they all have their own plans for you.

Then there are the ways to deliver the information, a constellation of national and international standards organizations with frameworks for measuring and reporting.

Lastly a myriad of NGOs, governance and advisory bodies to assist you achieve your disclosure goals.

In all of this noise how does anyone find a common, clear metric that stands up to comparison?
Perhaps the coming lessons will explain.


1 Taskforce on Climate Related Financial Disclosure

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