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To date more than 55 financial institutions, of which 14 are headquartered in Asia, have committed to set science-based targets. This webinar will explore how new Financial Sector Guidance from the Science Based Targets initiative can help financial institutions set science-based targets.

The Clothing Reuse Market Makers project will present its findings and tools to help companies move to reuse business models in a just and environmentally responsible way.

Join us for a global webinar that explores how multi-stakeholder partnerships can help accelerate the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The webinar will include the live presentation of the 2020 P4G State-of-the-Art Partnerships Award Winners, the findings of WRI's new report, A Time for Transformative Partnerships, and a high-level discussion on how to accelerate the progress of multi-stakeholder partnerships for the SDGs.

Recognizing the importance of keeping global warming to 1.5°C, companies are increasingly adopting net-zero climate targets. But how can they be sure that their targets are consistent with the reductions that science tells us is needed?

To help the financial sector realize its potential to drive down global GHG emissions, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is creating a framework for financial institutions to set science-based climate targets in line with the ambition of the Paris Agreement.

Science-based targets require that organizations address emissions generated by their own operations and those of their suppliers. How can sustainable purchasers build a procurement strategy aligned with science-based targets?

Learn what stakeholders had to say about how financial institutions should set targets to align their lending and investment portfolios with the level of ambition required by climate science.