Climate Litigation Assessment and Support System (CLASS)
气候诉讼评估和支持系统(CLASS)
基本信息
- 批准号:10030855
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.12万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Small Business Research Initiative
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
We propose an innovative climate litigation assessment and support system (CLASS) that helps financial institutions (FIs) to identify, avoid and manage climate litigation risk (CLR). CLASS will combine quantitative analytical tools with expert insight and support to deliver a system that is easy to use, practical and valuable. CLASS could become the go-to resource for CLR, operating in concert with existing climate risk tools and processes for physical and transition risks.CLR describes exposure to litigation because of insufficient planning for foreseeable climate impacts. CLR is creating financial and reputational impacts for FIs that outpace current capacity to manage such risks. CLASS will help FIs to overcome this deficit in capacity, improving their returns as well as the impact that they deliver. As such, CLASS is important for FIs that want to make climate resilient investments, contributing to global public goods at scale.CLASS will be built in response to the outputs of expert and FI consultation. We will draw on extensive networks among FIs and climate experts (including climate litigation experts) to gather clear input and direct feedback on a series of CLASS prototypes. We will further encourage uptake by including substantial pieces of background intellectual property in open-source release elements.We anticipate that CLR assessment processes will be offered via a free subscription. This will allow FIs to engage with CLASS and understand exposure to CLR without creating any financial or bureaucratic barriers. It will also ensure that other researchers can evaluate, endorse, and even evolve our risk assessment processes. Users would then be offered paid subscription tiers for access to CLR avoidance, mitigation, and management support, including training, expert advice, reporting templates and guidance notes. This would all be accessible via a single website.CLASS will complement existing tools for physical and transition risk -- such as Moody's, Willis Towers Watson/ Acclimatise, Planetrics -- as well as emerging research and support on CLR -- such as CGFIs work on CLR exposure. CLASS has the potential to become a regular feature of investment processes.
我们提出了一个创新的气候诉讼评估和支持系统(CLASS),以帮助金融机构(fi)识别、避免和管理气候诉讼风险。CLASS将把定量分析工具与专家见解和支持相结合,提供一个易于使用、实用和有价值的系统。CLASS可以成为CLR的首选资源,与现有的气候风险工具和物理和过渡风险流程协同工作。CLR描述了由于对可预见的气候影响规划不足而面临的诉讼风险。CLR给金融机构带来的财务和声誉影响,超出了它们目前管理此类风险的能力。CLASS将帮助国际金融机构克服这种能力不足,提高它们的回报及其带来的影响。因此,对于希望进行气候适应型投资、为全球公共产品做出大规模贡献的国际金融机构来说,“气候适应型投资”非常重要。“气候适应型投资”将根据专家和国际金融机构的咨询成果建立。我们将利用金融机构和气候专家(包括气候诉讼专家)之间的广泛网络,收集关于一系列CLASS原型的明确输入和直接反馈。我们将通过在开源发布元素中包含大量的背景知识产权来进一步鼓励采用。我们预计CLR评估过程将通过免费订阅的方式提供。这将允许金融机构参与CLASS并了解CLR的风险敞口,而不会产生任何财务或官僚障碍。它还将确保其他研究人员能够评估、认可甚至改进我们的风险评估过程。然后,将向用户提供付费订阅级别,以获得避免、缓解和管理CLR支持,包括培训、专家咨询、报告模板和指导说明。class将补充现有的物理和过渡风险工具(如穆迪、Willis Towers Watson/ Acclimatise、Planetrics),以及对CLR的新兴研究和支持(如CGFIs对CLR风险的研究)。CLASS有可能成为投资流程的常规特征。
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