What is Conference of the Parties (COP)
The governing meeting of countries that are parties to an international convention, most commonly referring in ESG to the annual UN climate COP.
What is Consumer protection
Policies and practices that protect customers from unsafe products, unfair treatment, misleading information, exploitation or misuse of data.
What is Core Carbon Principles (CCPs)
Ten principles developed by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market to identify high-integrity carbon credits and crediting programmes.
What is Corporate governance
The structures, rights, processes and relationships through which an organisation is directed, controlled and held accountable.
What is Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)
European Union legislation requiring in-scope companies to address specified adverse human-rights and environmental impacts in their operations and chains of activities.
What is Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
European Union legislation requiring in-scope companies to report sustainability information using European Sustainability Reporting Standards.
What is Cybersecurity
The governance, technologies and processes used to protect systems, networks, devices and data from unauthorised access, disruption or attack.
What is Data governance
The framework of ownership, standards, controls and accountability for data quality, access, security, lineage and use.
What is Data privacy
The responsible and lawful collection, use, sharing, retention and protection of personal data.
What is Decarbonisation
The process of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from energy, industry, transport, buildings, land use and value chains.
What is Decent work
Productive work that provides fair income, security, social protection, rights at work, voice and equal opportunity.
What is Deforestation
The conversion of forest to non-forest land use, whether permanent or long term.
What is Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)
Policies and practices that recognise differences, address structural barriers and create fair access, participation and belonging.
What is Do no significant harm (DNSH)
A principle requiring an activity that contributes to one environmental objective not to cause significant harm to other specified environmental objectives.
What is Double counting
A situation in which the same emissions reduction, removal, credit or renewable-energy attribute is claimed, issued or counted more than once.
What is Active ownership
The use of ownership rights and influence by investors to protect and enhance long-term value, including engagement and voting.
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