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The Climate Aware
The Climate Aware organisations are conscious about climate change and its implications. They adopt a practical approach in managing climate risks. They typically aim to respond to greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions information requests from clients and lenders.
The Climate Action-Ready
The Climate Action-Ready organisations take a mid- to long-term view of climate change and its implications. They typically adopt a strategic approach to the management of greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions and build capabilities to mitigate risks and seized opportunities.
The Net-Zero Contributor
The Net-Zero Contributor organisations take a long-term view of climate change and its implications. The lead the way in their respective industry, drive innovation in the management of greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions, build and help build capabilities to mitigate risks and seized opportunities.
The Pragmatist
The sustainability pragmatists use a practical and context-sensitive approach to managing sustainability risks and opportunities. They typically aim to respond to information requests from clients, lenders and other stakeholders.
The Strategist
The sustainability strategists take a long-term view of sustainability risks and opportunities affecting the organisation. They typically anticipate new developments and build capabilities to mitigate risks and to seized opportunities.
The Trailblazer
The sustainability trailblazers lead the way in sustainability in their respective industry. They take a long-term view of sustainability risks and opportunities, and drive innovation while addressing demands from stakeholders.
Tier 1
This tier mainly consist of industries in the services sector, including financials, education, professional services, advertising and marketing.
Tier 2
This tier includes drug retailers, health care delivery and distributors, media & entertainment, casinos & gaming, and internet media services.
Tier 3
This tier includes e-commerce, multiline and specialty retailers & distributors, food retailers & distributors, restaurants; biotechnology & pharmaceuticals, and medical equipment & supplies.
Tier 4
This tier mainly consist of industries in the consumer goods, food & beverages, infrastructure, renewable resources, resource transformation, technology & communication and transportation sectors.
Tier 5
This tier mainly consist of industries in the extractive sectors including coal operations, construction materials, iron & steel producers, metals & mining, and oil & gas.
Multi-Tiers
The multi-tiers group is designed for advisers and consultants with clients in other tiers; and for diversified organisations operating across multiple tiers.
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