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  • The document outlines the role of Indian banks in the climate transition and proposes the Corporate Transition Assessment (CTA) framework to move beyond historical data in credit appraisals. CTAs assess companies across strategy and ambition, feasibility, and accountability to provide decision-focused insights for risk management and green investment.

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    Document type: Guide

    Regions: India
  • The Integrated Net Present Value (iNPV) framework addresses the failure of traditional cost-benefit analyses to account for the full value of process modernization in US light manufacturing. Developed by RMI and Schneider Electric, the framework provides a method for measuring and monetizing value streams across categories such as operational flexibility, risk mitigation, and market differentiation to improve investment decision-making for decarbonization.

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    Document type: Report

    Regions: United States
  • The Framework for Integrating Rights and Equality (FIRE) integrates human rights-based approaches (HRBA) and gender equality principles into disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA). Developed through international standards and feminist political ecology, FIRE is intended for state and non-state actors across various governance levels to improve risk assessment, land-use planning, and emergency preparedness.

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    Document type: Research paper

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