Using the “shades of green" methodology developed by the Center for International Climate Research (CICERO), a project that does not explicitly contribute to the transition to a low carbon and climate resilient future is given the shading of:
Using the “shades of green" methodology developed by the Center for International Climate Research (CICERO), a project that does not explicitly contribute to the transition to a low carbon and climate resilient future is given the shading of red.
Red (A): In the CICERO "shades of green" methodology, projects that do not contribute to climate goals and may even counteract them are given a red shading. This indicates that the project is not aligned with the transition to a low-carbon and climate-resilient future.
Yellow (B): Yellow is used for projects with some positive environmental impacts but with certain risks or uncertainties about their overall contribution to climate goals.
Light green (C): Light green is used for projects that contribute to climate goals but are not fully aligned with a long-term vision for a low-carbon and climate-resilient future.
[References:, CFA ESG Investing Principles, CICERO "Shades of Green" methodology documentation, , ======, , , ]
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