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Fiona Quinlan is now presenting the findings of the new report. 50 largest companies reviewed. 2020 disclosures were the first following the introduction of the NFR Directive’s non-binding guidelines on reporting climate-related information in 2019.pic.twitter.com/7HY23Oj1Xd

A growing number of companies are able to demonstrate strategic integration of environmental issues into their business model, according to the latest findings of CDSB’s report “The state of EU environmental disclosure in 2020”. https://www.cdsb.net/nfrd2020 pic.twitter.com/6mnj6qAXIG

"Clear policies key to driving a well connected and structured disclosure" says Fiona Quinlan, as she presents key findings on policies and due diligence from the latest CDSB report. https://www.cdsb.net/nfrd2020 pic.twitter.com/1tgXxw4UOm

When it comes to policy outcomes, many companies are balancing quantitative and qualitative disclosure well but consistency and material emphasis are often lacking.pic.twitter.com/HzM5w11eQe

The majority of companies disclose at least one principal environmental risk and 74% now consider both physical and transition #climate risks. Cross reference and integration between non-financial and other risk disclosures key to ensuring coherence, says Fiona Quinlan.pic.twitter.com/qNoEYhbCvI

#Carbon, #energy and #water commonly disclosed, but few are reporting on wider environmental topics relating to #nature.pic.twitter.com/RxmrFf92Gp

68% now reference @FSB_TCFD in their disclosures but adoption of the recommendations in full remains elusive.pic.twitter.com/ZgEmWIIpa6

Materiality and reporting format: mainstream disclosure is the norm but varied materiality perspectives create challenges in the comparability of reports.pic.twitter.com/RJiFtBz5my