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November FrameworkApplication guidance for biodiversity -related disclosuresAbout the Climate Disclosure Standards Board3 CDSB Framework 3 CDSB Framework | Application guidance for biodiversity -related disclosures The Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB) is an international consortium of business and environmental NGOs. We are committed to advancing and aligning the global mainstream corporate reporting model to equate natural and social capital with financial capital. We do this by offering companies a Framework for reporting environmental and social information with the same rigour as financial information. In turn this helps them to provide investors with decision-useful environmental information via the mainstream corporate report, enhancing the efficient allocation of capital. Regulators have also benefited from CDSB s compliance-ready materials. Copyright 2021 Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB) and CDP Worldwide. All rights reserved. Dissemination of the contents of this report is encouraged.

REQ-04 Sources of environmental impact 57 1. Indicators and metrics 57 2. Contextualising biodiversity-related metrics 64 3. Decision-useful information 64 4. Disaggregation and categorisation 64 5. Rationale of selection and methodological details 65 REQ-05 Performance and comparative analysis 68 REQ-06 Outlook 71 1. Scenario analysis 72 2.

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