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PRB Target Setting Guidance

Last updated: 2022

The Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) provide target-setting guidance on topics such as Resource Efficiency & Circular Economy, Biodiversity, Financial Health & Inclusion, Climate and Gender Equality.

Use this resource for the following Actions of Impact Management:

  • Set targets and plan: Set targets in line with the requirements of the UN Principles for Responsible Banking.
External Link
  • United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative
  • All Actions
  • Multi-topic

Principles for Positive Impact Finance

Last updated: 2017

The principles provide guidance for financial institutions and their public and private stakeholders to transition to an impact-based economy that can deliver on people’s needs and aspirations within planetary boundaries. The Principles promote Positive Impact Finance as a key solution for bridging the funding gap required to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Use this resource for the following Actions of Impact Management:

  • Implement: Understand key definitions and requirements for the delivery and assessment of positive impact finance.
External Link
  • United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative
  • All Actions
  • Topic-agnostic

Principles for Responsible Banking

Last updated: 2019

The Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) guide banks in aligning their business strategies with society’s goals, as well as promoting sustainability. These principles aim to encourage banks to play a crucial role in achieving global sustainable development objectives, including addressing climate change, promoting financial inclusion and fostering sustainable economic growth.

This is a cross-cutting resource, meaning that it supports the internal impact management process as a whole, rather than one or a few of the Actions of Impact Management.

External Link
  • United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative
  • All Actions
  • Topic-agnostic

Principles for Responsible Investment

The Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) are a voluntary and aspirational set of investment principles that offer a selection of possible actions for investors to incorporate sustainability topics into their investment practices.

Use this resource for the following Actions of Impact Management:

  • Strategy: Commit to considering environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks and opportunities in investment decisions, and to working with other industry participants to do the same.
  • Governance: Adopt active ownership, and integrate sustainability topics into policies and governance practices.
External Link
  • Principles for Responsible Investment
  • All Actions
  • Topic-agnostic

Principles for Sustainable Insurance

Last updated: 2012

The Principles for Sustainable Insurance function as a global framework that guide the insurance industry in addressing risks and opportunities related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors.

Use this resource for the following Actions of Impact Management:

  • Strategy: Commit to considering ESG risks and opportunities in insurance practices, and to working with other industry participants to do the same. These Principles are relevant to insurers in their dual role as both corporates entities conducting operations, and as organisations with investment activities.
  • Governance: Embed ESG issues into decision-making processes and policies.
External Link
  • United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative
  • All Actions
  • Topic-agnostic

Principles of Corporate Governance

Last updated: 2023

The G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance are the international standard for corporate governance. They help policymakers evaluate and improve the legal, regulatory and institutional framework for corporate governance, with a view to supporting economic efficiency, sustainable growth and financial stability.

Use this resource for the following Actions of Impact Management:

  • Governance: Evaluate and improve the legal, regulatory and institutional framework for corporate governance, with a view to supporting economic efficiency, sustainable growth and financial stability.
External Link
  • Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
  • All Actions
  • Multi-topic

Principles of Social Value

Last updated: 2015

The Principles of Social Value guide organisations in considering social value in decision-making, aiming to optimise value for all stakeholders materially affected by their activities. The practice standards help organisations to implement each principle to a point where they are accountable for their activities.

This is a cross-cutting resource, meaning that it supports the internal impact management process as a whole, rather than one or a few of the Actions of Impact Management.

External Link
  • Social Value International
  • All Actions
  • People

Report Assurance Standard

Last updated: 2018

Report Assurance standard that provides criteria to assess the application of SVI’s Social Value Principles as evidenced in a report. Assurance is conducted acting in the interests of the affected stakeholders, an important distinction versus other assurance standards that are currently available.

Use this resource to:

  • Assure a report that has been prepared in accordance with the Principles of Social Value. The Principles of Social Value and associated practice standards help organisations measure and manage the social value generated through their business activities. This means the assurance standard is best applied to a report that has been prepared in accordance with the principles from the outset. The assurance standard is used to assess application of the principles, it does not assure accuracy of performance information.
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  • Social Value International
  • All Actions
  • Topic-agnostic

Reporting and assessment framework

Last updated: 2020

Tool to report on responsible investment activities annually.

This resource calls upon organisations to:

  • Communicate: Report on firm-wide and portfolio or strategy-specific investment practices.
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  • Principles for Responsible Investment
  • All Actions
  • Topic-agnostic

Responsible business conduct due diligence for project and asset finance transactions

Last updated: 2022

This paper provides a common framework for financial institutions – and particularly development finance institutions – on how to carry out due diligence to identify, respond to, and publicly communicate on environmental and social risks associated with projects and assets they finance.

Use this resource for the following Actions of Impact Management:

  • Implement: Obtain practical recommendations to financial institutions on key aspects of the Responsible Business Conduct due diligence process, including stakeholder engagement, client confidentiality management and remediation processes.
External Link
  • Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
  • All Actions
  • Multi-topic

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