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SUMMARY:Finance Watch Dialogue: Towards a Social Taxonomy
DESCRIPTION:The EU’s taxonomy regulation aims to reorient capital flows t
 owards a more sustainable economy. A unified classification system should 
 enable investors to distinguish between activities that contribute signifi
 cantly to a sustainable economy and those that do not\, and to invest acco
 rdingly.\n\nThe current proposal for a “green taxonomy”\, published in
  March by the European Commission’s Technical Expert group\, sets thresh
 olds and establishes minimum criteria for sustainable activities within mo
 st economic sectors.\n\nHuman rights must also be respected if an activity
  is to be sustainable. That is why Finance Watch Member Südwind Institute
  proposes a “Social Taxonomy”:  What human rights risks lie dormant in
  the EU taxonomy? What are the fundamental differences between social and 
 environmental criteria? And: what would a “social taxonomy” look like 
 that identifies those activities that are of particularly high social valu
 e?\n\nDuring the webinar\, Antje Schneeweiß from Südwind Institute has p
 resented the findings of their new report: “Human Rights Are Investors
 ’ Obligations – A Proposal for a Social Taxonomy for Sustainable Inves
 tment”
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LOCATION:Rue Ducale 67 b3 \, Brussels (Belgium) 
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