Deiglufund­ur Festu – TCFD, leið­bein­ing­ar um lofts­lags­mál og áhættu­stýr­ingu

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How can companies use the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD) methodology to assess and report climate-related risks and opportunities in their operations?

How will TCFD support companies when it comes to adapting to changing laws and regulations that are currently in place?

TCFD is a tool that all companies can use, it can be scaled to both the size of companies and the sector in which they operate.



Vilborg Einarsdóttir, owner and founder of BravoEarth, Kristján Rúnar Kristjánsson, Head of Risk Management at Íslandsbanki, and Vicky Preibisch, Sustainability Excellence Manager at Marel, will moderate the meeting and share their experience and knowledge when it comes to TCFD – the Climate Change and Risk Management Guidelines.



Vilborg Einarsdóttir, Vicky Preibisch and Kristján Runar Kristjánsson

Vilborg hefur ráðlagt fjölda fyrirtækja um notkun þess, ásamt því að hafa sett upp hnitmiðað kerfi sem snýr að innleiðingu TCFD í rekstur.

Bæði Marel og Íslandsbanki hafa nýtt sér TCFD um nokkuð skeið til að meta og greina frá sínum áhættum og tækifærum tengdum loftslagsmálum í sínum rekstri. Þá eru fyrirtækin hluti af samstarfi Nordic CEO´s for a Sustainable Future en hópurinn hefur staðið að útgáfu leiðbeininga, Climate Risk Management – a guide to get started. sem styður við TCFD og verður það kynnt á fundinum.

You can read more about TCFD here: Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures | TCFD) (fsb-tcfd.org).

• Athugið að viðburðurinn er eingöngu opinn fyrir aðildarfélög Festu.
• There is no limit on the number of participants from each member association.
• What does membership in Festa entail? Join us! – Festa (samfelagsabyrgd.is)

Additional information:

• Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures | TCFD) (fsb-tcfd.org)
• To help boost further TCFD support across Nordic countries, the Nordic CEOs for a Sustainable Future developed a guide – “Climate Risk Management, a Guide to Getting Started” – based on their own experiences on how to get started with implementing the TCFD recommendations.