
This new policy working paper summarises some of the key policy trends related to the prevention of emerging disease risks.
The FAIRR Initiative has launched a new policy workstream to engage with governments, regulators, industry bodies and investors in promoting a greater understanding of the ESG risks surrounding intensive animal agriculture, and build increased engagement around sustainable policies and business practices.
For more information, please contact: Helena Wright, Policy Director
In a recent webinar, co-hosted by the FAIRR Initiative and the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC), we heard from experts in sustainable finance, academia and policy for the latest updates on the EU Taxonomy regulation and its implications for investors. The recording is now available to watch here on-demand.
In October 2021, a group of investors and financial advisers, who collectively represent over $3.5 trillion in assets, also sent a letter to the EU Commission highlighting the significance of the agricultural sector in achieving net zero and calling for a robust sustainable finance taxonomy that promotes biodiversity and aligns with the 1.5-degree goal.
In November 2021, the FAIRR Initiative participated in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow where the FAIRR team hosted and spoke at several events, including a high-level presidency event on a just transition and a number of side events looking at carbon pricing, NDCs and food security. Recordings of these sessions are now available to watch on-demand.
Additionally, a series of announcements were made at COP26 on the topics of deforestation, methane, and the transition to net zero. You can access a summary of key policy announcements here. In this blog, our Policy Director, Dr Helena Wright, also outlines the need for a 1.5-degree roadmap for the agriculture and land-use sector.
The FAIRR Initiative has published several policy papers covering a range of issues, such as net zero and animal agriculture in China, agriculture subsidies and public finance, and the implications of a potential meat tax. Download the reports today to find out more.
This new policy working paper summarises some of the key policy trends related to the prevention of emerging disease risks.
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