SC-SRI Taxonomy

Which of the following best describes how an economic activity contributes to 'Climate Change Mitigation'?

• Maximize GHG emissions through increased industrial activity

• Increase the use of fossil fuels to boost economic growth

• Support other activities that aim to reduce GHG emissions using technology

• Engage in activities with no direct or indirect impact on GHG emissions

Which of the following is NOT a Social Objective under the SC-SRI taxonomy?

• Enhanced conduct towards workers

• Enhanced conduct towards affected communities & wider societies

• Enhanced conduct towards consumers & end users

• Climate change mitigation

What are the minimum safeguards that must be complied with to align with environmental & social objectives?

• Obey all legislative requirements related to environmental & social affairs

• Ensure that all operations are ISO-certified

• Must have a direct impact on reducing GHG to meet minimum safeguards

• Must contribute to national GDP growth & enhance corporate profits

'Do No Significant Harm' (DNSH) principle implies that we can/must ....

• Destroy natural habitat is OK if it leads to greater economic benefit

• Ensure economic activities don't disrupt conservation of natural habitats

• Allow unsustainable agricultural practices if they gradually phase out

• Ignore the impact on local biodiversity if it's offset by efforts elsewhere

The transition to a circular economy is underpinned by the following important principles of circularity, EXCEPT

• Optimising resource yield

• Closing resource loops through effective waste management

• Maximize profit generation & job creation regardless of method used

• Minimizing resource use