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Investor Group on Climate Change Australia/New Zealand (IGCC)

The IGCC represents institutional investors, with total funds under management of approximately $500 billion, and others in the investment community interested in the impact of climate change on investments. The IGCC aims to ensure that the risks and opportunities associated with climate change are incorporated into investment decisions for the ultimate benefit of individual investors through:

  • Raising awareness of the potential impacts, both positive and negative, resulting from climate change to the investment industry, corporate, government and community sectors;
  • Encouraging best practices approaches to facilitate the inclusion of the impacts of climate change into investment analysis by the investment industry; and
  • Providing information to assist the investment industry to understand and incorporate climate change into the investment decision.




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The Clean Development Mechanism - simply explained

The Clean Development Mechanism - simply explained

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Carbon management becomes key part of corporate supply chain strategy for major global companies

Carbon management becomes key part of corporate supply chain strategy for major global companies

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2010 Investor Statement on Catalyzing Investment in a Low-Carbon Economy

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2009 Investmor Statement on a Global Agreement

Carbon Disclosure Project Australia and New Zealand 2009

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A Climate for Change II - A trustee'sguide to addressing climate risk A Climate for Change II - A trustee's guide to addressing climate risk

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CDP drives forward carbon
management globally

Thursday 18th February 2010

Record number of investors support CDP’s 2010 request for climate change information

London, UK - 17 February 2010. The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) today announced its eighth annual request for information on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change strategies to over 4,500 companies globally. Companies this year will report to CDP through an upgraded system, developed with Accenture, Microsoft and SAP, that will for the first time utilise the full power of online analysis tools to drive improved carbon management.

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Carbon management becomes key part of corporate supply chain strategy for major global companies

Monday 1st February 2010

* 6% of leading companies already deselect suppliers who fail to manage carbon, 56% committed to do so in the future *

February 1 2010 – London: Suppliers are now expected by some of their global customers to demonstrate greenhouse gas emissions management, awareness and action, in order to maintain business relationships, a Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) report shows.
 
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ACCSR’S 4th Annual Conference
19th February 2010, RACV Club
501 Bourke Street Melbourne 

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Conference of Major Superannuation Funds 2010
15 - 17 March 2010
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
Cnr Merivale & Glenelg Streets, Brisbane

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Climate Policy Post Copenhagen
18th March 2010
Thomas Keneally Room, Sydney Harbour, Marriott

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Save the date - The ACSI Annual Conference
The ACSI Annual Conference will be held on Thursday the 20th of May at the Sofitel on Collins Street in Melbourne

2010 International Climate Change Adaptation Conference

29 June - 1 July 2010, Gold Coast Convention Centre, Gold Coast, Queensland

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For more information please contact:

The IGCC Secretariat
PO Box H26
Australia Square NSW 1215
Tel: +61 2 9255 0290
Email: secretariat@igcc.org.au


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