Publications

Building on the Principles for Sustainable Insurance (PSI)’s long-standing work on nature-related issues over the past decade, the PSI Working…

The Interlinkages Mapping serves as an illustration of the interconnectedness of different Impact Areas and Topics, and it is designed…

The Needs Mapping is designed as a starting point for users to understand the status of sustainability needs and priorities of…

The Sectors Mapping is a resource which considers the positive and negative impacts of business sectors and activities on the three pillars…

UNEP FI’s new Principles for Responsible Banking Progress Statement consolidates a bank’s reporting into a readily digested short-form document with a renewed emphasis on demonstrating to both internal and external stakeholders, through crisp, concise narrative, how sustainability is a key aspect of the bank’s strategy and a driver of competitive advantage.  

The Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) Guidance for Transparency sets out how signatories can be transparent regarding their bank’s PRB implementation journey and should inspire banks when they look to establish public sustainability disclosures.

The unprecedented global transition to a resilient net-zero economy requires insurance companies to adapt their business models and strategies to…

The Net-Zero Export Credit Agencies Alliance (NZECA) Target Setting Protocol provides guidance to export credit agencies (ECAs) and export-import (ExIm)…

The Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance’s Progress Report presents transparently and credibly members’ efforts to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions…

The Sector Action Guidance for Nature: Getting Started in the Agricultural, Forestry and Mining Sectors, aims to translate the recommendations from the PRB Nature Target Setting Guidance into practical, sector-specific actions. The report makes explicit the specific priority actions banks can support clients to take in high impact sectors such as mining, agriculture and forestry, and is aimed to empower banks in their risk mitigation efforts across six key commodities, namely bauxite, copper, cattle, wood, soy and palm oil.