In 2020, all EU countries have agreed to reduce carbon emissions by 55% (from 1990 value) by 2030 and become CO2-neutral by 2050. This agreement was called the European Green Deal.
To achieve this goal, from 2022 onwards, all domestic and private investment inside and outside the EU must be tied to the indicators of carbon emissions reduction.
This means that next year investors will demand accurate figures in the climate reports of companies in ECA region that want to receive investments. What should companies do to get prepared? Let's discuss at the meeting!
At the webinar you will find out:
- What is the EU Green Deal and what does it mean for Eastern Europe and Central Asia?
- What are the risks and benefits of the EU Green Deal for the agricultural sector in the region?
- What is an EU taxonomy and how to apply it?
- How will the requirements of European investors change?
Speakers:
- Tatjana Gerling, Senior Environmental and Social Officer, FMO;
- Yuri Levontuiev, Investment Officer, FMO;
- Marta Halabala, Senior Associate, Asters Law Company;
- Anton Sintsov, Counsel, Asters Law Company;
- Alina Sokolenko, Head of the Association of Sustainable Development Experts, Director of the AVgroup – sustainability consultancy.
Participation is free, registration via the link: https://bit.ly/3I5tA1c
