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|Secretariat=CERES, 99 Chauncy Street
 
|Secretariat=CERES, 99 Chauncy Street
 
Boston, MA 02111, USA
 
Boston, MA 02111, USA
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|Organisational structure=INCR is the North American arm of the Global Investor Coalition on Climate Change (GIC). It is a project of the CERES organisation. INCR Working Groups offer investors the opportunity to engage with their peers to share updates on key research, develop strategies, share best practices and advance ESG issues on a variety fronts, from corporate disclosure and performance to sustainable policy and regulations. Working groups meet monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly via phone or web meeting and are supported by INCR staff.
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|Organisational structure=A project of the CERES organisation. INCR Working Groups offer investors the opportunity to engage with their peers to share updates on key research, develop strategies, share best practices and advance ESG issues on a variety fronts, from corporate disclosure and performance to sustainable policy and regulations. Working groups meet monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly via phone or web meeting and are supported by INCR staff.
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|Geographical coverage=North America
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|Geographical coverage=Global
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|Name of lead organisation=CERES
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|Type of initiative=Technical dialogue
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|Primary function=Fundraising / Financing
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|Secondary functions=Lobbying (e.g. output publication advocating a particular policy option / workshops),Knowledge dissemination and exchange / Information and Networking (e.g. output databases / workshops / conference)
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|Type of lead organisation=NGO/Civil Society
 
|Type of lead organisation=NGO/Civil Society
 
|Location/Nationality of lead organisation=United States of America
 
|Location/Nationality of lead organisation=United States of America
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|LPAA Theme Energy Access and Efficiency=No
 
|LPAA Theme Energy Access and Efficiency=No
 
|LPAA Theme Private Finance=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Private Finance=Yes
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|Description=The Investor Network on Climate Risk (INCR) is a network of 100 institutional investors representing more than $11 trillion in assets committed to addressing the risks and seizing the opportunities resulting from climate change and other sustainability challenges.
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|Description=The Ceres Investor Network includes over 175 institutional investors, managing more than $29 trillion in assets, advancing leading investment practices, corporate engagement strategies, and key policy and regulatory solutions. Some of our key investor coalitions and initiatives include the Global Investor Coalition on Climate Change, Climate Action 100+ and The Investor Agenda.
  
 
INCR is coordinated by Ceres, a non-profit organization that leads a national coalition of investors, environmental organizations and other public interest groups working with companies to address sustainability challenges such as global climate change and water scarcity.
 
INCR is coordinated by Ceres, a non-profit organization that leads a national coalition of investors, environmental organizations and other public interest groups working with companies to address sustainability challenges such as global climate change and water scarcity.
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Some of those working groups are the followings:
 
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- INCR Policy Working Group
 
- INCR Policy Working Group
 
- 21st Century Investor working group
 
- 21st Century Investor working group
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- Investor Water Working Group
 
- Investor Water Working Group
 
- Shareholder Initiative on Climate and Sustainability (SICS)
 
- Shareholder Initiative on Climate and Sustainability (SICS)
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|Participants=The INCR is a network comprised of 100 institutional investors.
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|Participants financial institutions number=213
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|Members=Addenda Capital, AFL-CIO, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Amherst College, Ardsley Partners, Arjuna Capital, As You Sow, BlackRock, Inc., Boston Common Asset Management, LLC, Breckinridge Capital Advisors, British Columbia Investment Management Corporation, Brown University, California Public Employees' Retirement System, California State Controller's Office, California State Teachers' Retirement System, California State Treasurer's Office, Calvert Asset Management Company, Inc., Capital Dynamics, Christian Brothers Investment Services, Inc., ClearBridge Investments, Connecticut Office of the State Treasurer, CtW Investment Group, DBL Investors, Deutsche Bank Asset & Wealth Management, Domini Social Investments LLC, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Double Time Capital, Encourage Capital, Essex Investment Management, LLC, F&C Investments, First Affirmative Financial Network, LLC, Florida Chief Financial Officer, Florida State Board of Administration, Friends Fiduciary Corporation, Generation Investment Management, Green Century Capital Management, Greentech Capital Advisors, Illinois State Board of Investment, Impax Asset Management, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Pension Fund, John Merck Fund, Jonathan Rose Companies, KKR & Co. L.P., Laborers' International Union of North America, Laird Norton Family Foundation, Landon Butler & Co., Legg Mason Inc., Local Authority Pension Fund Forum, Macroclimate LLC, Maine Public Employee Retirement System, Marshall Street Management, Maryland State Retirement and Pension System, Maryland Treasurer's Office, Massachusetts Office of the State Treasurer, Mercy Investment Services, Inc., MFS Investment Management, Miller/Howard Investments, Inc., Mirova, New Mexico State Treasurer's Office, New York City Employees' Retirement System, New York City Office of the Comptroller, New York State Comptroller, New York State Teachers' Retirement System, North Carolina Department of State Treasurer, Oregon Office of the State Treasurer, Parnassus Investments, Pax World Management Corp., Pegasus Capital Advisors, Pennsylvania Treasury Department, Portico Benefits Services, Presbyterian Church (USA), Prudential Investment Management, Rhode Island Office of the General Treasurer, RobecoSAM USA, Inc., Rockefeller & Co., Rockefeller Brothers Fund, San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System, Seattle City Employees’ Retirement System, SEB Investment Management, Service Employees International Union, Sisters of St. Dominic (Caldwell, NJ), Sonen Capital, Stanford Management Company, State Street Global Advisors, Sustainable Insight Capital Management, Swarthmore College, TerraVerde Capital Management LLC, The Bullitt Foundation, The Christopher Reynolds Foundation, The Church Pension Fund, The George Gund Foundation, The Lemelson Foundation, The McKnight Foundation, The Nathan Cummings Foundation, The Needmor Fund, The Russell Family Foundation, The Sierra Club Foundation, The Sustainability Group at Loring, Wolcott and Coolidge, The University of Vermont, The Vermont Community Foundation, TIAA-CREF, Trillium Asset Management, Trustees of Donations to the Protestant Episcopal Church, UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust, Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations, United Church of Christ - Pension Boards, United Methodist Church General Board of Pension and Health Benefits, University of California, VantagePoint Capital Partners, Veris Wealth Partners, Vermont Office of the State Treasurer, Walden Asset Management, Washington State Investment Board, Washington State Treasurer, Water Asset Management
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|Participants financial institutions names=Addenda Capital (Canada),
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|Other organisations=110
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AFL-CIO (USA),
 +
AGF Investments (USA),
 +
Akaris Global (USA),
 +
Alexandria Real Estate Equities (USA),
 +
Aligned Climate Capital (USA),
 +
AllianceBernstein (USA),
 +
American Fed of State County and Municipal Employees (USA),
 +
Amherst College (USA),
 +
AP7 (Germany),
 +
Apollo Global Management (USA),
 +
Arabesque Asset Management (United K.),
 +
Ardevora Asset Management (United K.),
 +
Ariel Investments LLC (USA),
 +
Arjuna Capital (USA),
 +
As You Sow (USA),
 +
ATLAS Infrastructure (USA),
 +
Axiom Investors (United K.),
 +
Bailard (USA),
 +
Bain Capital (Denmark),
 +
Baldwin Brothers (USA),
 +
Ballentine Partners (USA),
 +
Berkshire Partners (USA),
 +
BlackRock (USA),
 +
Blackstone (USA),
 +
BNP Paribas Asset Management (France),
 +
Boston Common Asset Management (USA),
 +
Boston Retirement System (USA),
 +
Boston Trust Walden Company (USA),
 +
Breckinridge Capital Advisors (USA),
 +
Bridge Investment Group (USA),
 +
Brown Advisory (USA),
 +
Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec (Canada),
 +
California Public Employees' Retirement System (USA),
 +
California State Controller's Office (USA),
 +
California State Teachers' Retirement System (USA),
 +
California State Treasurer's Office (USA),
 +
Calvert Research & Management (USA),
 +
Canada Post Corporation Pension Plan (Canada),
 +
Capital Group (USA),
 +
Capricorn Investment Group (USA),
 +
Carillon Tower Advisers (Russia),
 +
CCLA Investment Management (United K.),
 +
Christian Brothers Investment Services (USA),
 +
Church of England Pensions Board (United K.),
 +
Church Pension Group (USA),
 +
City of Boston (USA),
 +
Clean Energy Ventures (USA),
 +
Clean Yield Asset Management (USA),
 +
CleanCapital (USA),
 +
ClearBridge Investments (USA),
 +
Connecticut Office of the State Treasurer (USA),
 +
CtW Investment Group (USA),
 +
Dana Investment Advisors (USA),
 +
DBL Partners (USA),
 +
Domini Impact Investments (USA),
 +
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (USA),
 +
DSC Meridian Capital LP (USA),
 +
DWS Investments (Germany),
 +
Eagle Capital Management LLC (USA),
 +
East Bay Municipal Utility District Retirement System (USA),
 +
Ecofin (United K.),
 +
Encourage Capital (USA),
 +
Energy Transition Capital (USA),
 +
Engine No. 1 (USA),
 +
Epoch Investment Partners (USA),
 +
Essex Investment Management (Unite K.),
 +
EverHope Capital (USA),
 +
Fannie Mae (USA),
 +
Fidelity Investments (USA),
 +
First Affirmative Financial Network (USA),
 +
First State Investments (USA),
 +
Florida State Board of Administration (USA),
 +
Franklin Templeton (USA),
 +
Friends Fiduciary Corporation (USA),
 +
Gavi Alliance (USA),
 +
Generate Capital (USA),
 +
Generation Investment Management (USA),
 +
Green Century Capital Management (USA),
 +
Grinnell College (USA),
 +
Hall Capital Partners LLC (USA),
 +
Hannon Armstrong (USA),
 +
Harvard Management Company (USA),
 +
Heron Foundation (USA),
 +
iX Investments (USA),
 +
IFM Investors (USA),
 +
IG Wealth Management (Canada),
 +
Illinois State Treasurer (USA),
 +
Impax Asset Management (USA),
 +
Inherent Group (USA),
 +
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Pension Fund (USA),
 +
Investment Management Corporation of Ontario (Canada),
 +
Investor Advocates for Social Justice (USA,
 +
Jantz Management (USA),
 +
Jesuit Committee on Investment Responsibility (USA),
 +
JLens Investor Network (USA),
 +
Jonathan Rose Companies (USA),
 +
JW McConnell Family Foundation (USA)
 +
KBI Global Investors (Ireland),
 +
Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure (USA),
 +
KKR & Co. L.P. (USA),
 +
Krane Funds Advisors LLC (USA),
 +
Laborers' International Union of North America (USA),
 +
Laird Norton Family Foundation (USA),
 +
Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (USA),
 +
Lord Abbett (USA),
 +
Lyxor Asset Management (Spain),
 +
Macalester College (USA),
 +
Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets (Luxembourg),
 +
Macroclimate LLC (USA),
 +
Maine Public Employee Retirement System (USA),
 +
Makena Capital Management (USA),
 +
Manulife Investment Management (USA),
 +
Marshall Street Management (USA),
 +
Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (USA),
 +
Maryland Treasurer's Office (USA),
 +
Massachusetts Office of the State Treasurer (USA),
 +
Mercy Investment Services (USA),
 +
MFS Investment Management (USA),
 +
Miller/Howard Investments (USA),
 +
Minnesota State Board of Investment (USA),
 +
Mirova (USA),
 +
MIT Investment Management Company (USA),
 +
Molpus Woodlands Group (USA),
 +
Montgomery County Employees' Retirement System (USA),
 +
Moody's Investors Services (USA),
 +
Morgan Stanley (USA),
 +
MUFG (Japan),
 +
Natixis Investment Management (USA),
 +
NEI Investments (USA),
 +
Nephila Capital (USA),
 +
Neuberger Berman (USA),
 +
Neumeier Poma Investment Counsel (USA),
 +
New Forests Advisory (USA),
 +
New Jersey Division of Investment (USA),
 +
New Mexico State Treasurer's Office (USA),
 +
New York City Employees' Retirement System (USA),
 +
New York City Office of the Comptroller (USA),
 +
New York State Comptroller (USA),
 +
New York State Teachers' Retirement System (USA),
 +
Nova Scotia Pension Services Corporation (Canada),
 +
Nuveen, the investment manager of TIAA
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Oak Hill Capital Partners (USA),
 +
OpenPath Investments (USA),
 +
OPTrust (Canada),
 +
Oregon Office of the State Treasurer (USA),
 +
Orion Energy Partners LP
 +
Pacific Global Asset Management (USA),
 +
Parametric (USA),
 +
Park Foundation (USA),
 +
Parnassus Investments (USA),
 +
Pegasus Capital Advisors (USA),
 +
Pennsylvania Treasury Department (USA),
 +
Permian Global (USA),
 +
Portico Benefits Services (USA),
 +
Praxis Mutual Funds (USA),
 +
Prentiss Smith & Company (USA),
 +
Presbyterian Church (USA),
 +
Princeville Global (USA),
 +
Progressive Investment Management (USA),
 +
Prudential Global Investment Management (USA),
 +
Redwood Grove Capital (USA),
 +
Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management (USA),
 +
Rhode Island Office of the General Treasurer (USA),
 +
Rockefeller Brothers Fund (USA),
 +
Rockefeller Capital Management (USA),
 +
San Francisco Employees' Retirement System (USA),
 +
Seamans Capital Management (Germany),
 +
Seattle City Employees' Retirement System (USA),
 +
SEB Investment Management (Norway),
 +
Segal Marco Advisors (USA),
 +
Service Employees International Union (USA),
 +
Seventh Generation Interfaith Coalition for Responsible Investment (USA),
 +
Silver Lake Partners (USA),
 +
Skoll Foundation (USA),
 +
SKY Harbor Capital Management LLC (United K.),
 +
State Street Global Advisors (USA),
 +
Steinberg Asset Management (USA),
 +
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management (Japan),
 +
Sustainable Insight Capital Management (USA),
 +
Terra Alpha Investments (USA),
 +
The Bullitt Foundation (USA),
 +
The Christopher Reynolds Foundation (USA),
 +
The George Gund Foundation (USA),
 +
The Jordan Company (USA),
 +
The Lemelson Foundation (USA),
 +
The McKnight Foundation (USA),
 +
The Nathan Cummings Foundation (USA),
 +
The Needmor Fund (USA),
 +
The Rohatyn Group (USA),
 +
The Russell Family Foundation (USA),
 +
The Sierra Club Foundation (USA),
 +
The Sustainability Group at Loring & Wolcott and Coolidge (USA),
 +
Trillium Asset Management (USA),
 +
Trustees of Donations to the Protestant Episcopal Church (USA),
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UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust (USA),
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Unitarian Universalist Association (USA),
 +
United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (USA),
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Université Laval (Canada),
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University of Virginia Investment Management Company (USA),
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University Pension Plan (USA),
 +
Valo Ventures (USA),
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Vancity Investment Management (USA),
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Vanguard (USA),
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Veris Wealth Partners (USA),
 +
Vermont Office of the State Treasurer (USA),
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Victory Capital Management (USA),
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Vontobel Asset Management (USA),
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Washington State Investment Board (USA),
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Water Asset Management (USA),
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Wellington Management Company LLP (USA),
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Wells Fargo Asset Management (USA),
 +
Wespath Benefits and Investments (USA),
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William Penn Foundation (USA),
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Zevin Asset Management (USA),
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General

Name of initiative Investor Network on Climate Risk (INCR)
LPAA initiative No
NAZCA Initiative No
Website address http://www.ceres.org/investor-network/incr
Related initiatives
Related:
Global Investor Coalition on Climate Change (GIC)
Starting year 2003
End year
Secretariat CERES, 99 Chauncy Street

Boston, MA 02111, USA

Organisational structure INCR is the North American arm of the Global Investor Coalition on Climate Change (GIC). It is a project of the CERES organisation. INCR Working Groups offer investors the opportunity to engage with their peers to share updates on key research, develop strategies, share best practices and advance ESG issues on a variety fronts, from corporate disclosure and performance to sustainable policy and regulations. Working groups meet monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly via phone or web meeting and are supported by INCR staff.
Geographical coverage North America
Name of lead organisation CERES
Type of lead organisation NGO/Civil Society
Location/Nationality of lead organisation United States of America

Description

Description The Ceres Investor Network includes over 175 institutional investors, managing more than $29 trillion in assets, advancing leading investment practices, corporate engagement strategies, and key policy and regulatory solutions. Some of our key investor coalitions and initiatives include the Global Investor Coalition on Climate Change, Climate Action 100+ and The Investor Agenda.

INCR is coordinated by Ceres, a non-profit organization that leads a national coalition of investors, environmental organizations and other public interest groups working with companies to address sustainability challenges such as global climate change and water scarcity.

Objectives INCR’s mission is to mobilize investor leaders to address climate and other key sustainability risks, while building low-carbon investment opportunities
Activities INCR has different working groups that offer investors the opportunity to engage with their peers to share updates on key research, develop strategies, share best practices and advance environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues on a variety fronts, from corporate disclosure and performance to sustainable policy and regulations.

Some of those working groups are the followings: - INCR Policy Working Group - 21st Century Investor working group - Carbon Asset Risk Working Group - SEC/Disclosure Working Group - Investor Initiative for Sustainable Exchanges Working Group - Integrated Reporting Working Group - Investment Consultants Working Group - Investor Water Working Group - Shareholder Initiative on Climate and Sustainability (SICS)

One or two success stories achieved

Monitoring and Impacts

Function of initiative Funding, Technical dialogue, Political dialogue
Activity of initiative Financing, Knowledge dissemination and exchange, Advocacy
Indicators
Goals
Comments on indicators and goals
How will goals be achieved
Have you changed or strenghtened your goals
Progress towards the goals
How are you tracking progress of your initiative
Available reporting

Participants

Participants Number Names
Members 213  
Companies 0
Business organisations 0
Research and educational organisations 0
Non-governmental organisations 0
National states 0
Governmental actors 0
Regional / state / county actors 0
City / municipal actors 0
Intergovernmental organisations 0
Financial Institutions 213 Addenda Capital (Canada),  AFL-CIO (USA),  AGF Investments (USA),  Akaris Global (USA),  Alexandria Real Estate Equities (USA),  Aligned Climate Capital (USA),  AllianceBernstein (USA),  American Fed of State County and Municipal Employees (USA),  Amherst College (USA),  AP7 (Germany),  Apollo Global Management (USA),  Arabesque Asset Management (United K.),  Ardevora Asset Management (United K.),  Ariel Investments LLC (USA),  Arjuna Capital (USA),  As You Sow (USA),  ATLAS Infrastructure (USA),  Axiom Investors (United K.),  Bailard (USA),  Bain Capital (Denmark),  Baldwin Brothers (USA),  Ballentine Partners (USA),  Berkshire Partners (USA),  BlackRock (USA),  Blackstone (USA),  BNP Paribas Asset Management (France),  Boston Common Asset Management (USA),  Boston Retirement System (USA),  Boston Trust Walden Company (USA),  Breckinridge Capital Advisors (USA),  Bridge Investment Group (USA),  Brown Advisory (USA),  Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec (Canada),  California Public Employees' Retirement System (USA),  California State Controller's Office (USA),  California State Teachers' Retirement System (USA),  California State Treasurer's Office (USA),  Calvert Research & Management (USA),  Canada Post Corporation Pension Plan (Canada),  Capital Group (USA),  Capricorn Investment Group (USA),  Carillon Tower Advisers (Russia),  CCLA Investment Management (United K.),  Christian Brothers Investment Services (USA),  Church of England Pensions Board (United K.),  Church Pension Group (USA),  City of Boston (USA),  Clean Energy Ventures (USA),  Clean Yield Asset Management (USA),  CleanCapital (USA),  ClearBridge Investments (USA),  Connecticut Office of the State Treasurer (USA),  CtW Investment Group (USA),  Dana Investment Advisors (USA),  DBL Partners (USA),  Domini Impact Investments (USA),  Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (USA),  DSC Meridian Capital LP (USA),  DWS Investments (Germany),  Eagle Capital Management LLC (USA),  East Bay Municipal Utility District Retirement System (USA),  Ecofin (United K.),  Encourage Capital (USA),  Energy Transition Capital (USA),  Engine No. 1 (USA),  Epoch Investment Partners (USA),  Essex Investment Management (Unite K.),  EverHope Capital (USA),  Fannie Mae (USA),  Fidelity Investments (USA),  First Affirmative Financial Network (USA),  First State Investments (USA),  Florida State Board of Administration (USA),  Franklin Templeton (USA),  Friends Fiduciary Corporation (USA),  Gavi Alliance (USA),  Generate Capital (USA),  Generation Investment Management (USA),  Green Century Capital Management (USA),  Grinnell College (USA),  Hall Capital Partners LLC (USA),  Hannon Armstrong (USA),  Harvard Management Company (USA),  Heron Foundation (USA),  iX Investments (USA),  IFM Investors (USA),  IG Wealth Management (Canada),  Illinois State Treasurer (USA),  Impax Asset Management (USA),  Inherent Group (USA),  International Brotherhood of Teamsters Pension Fund (USA),  Investment Management Corporation of Ontario (Canada),  Investor Advocates for Social Justice (USA,  Jantz Management (USA),  Jesuit Committee on Investment Responsibility (USA),  JLens Investor Network (USA),  Jonathan Rose Companies (USA),  JW McConnell Family Foundation (USA)

KBI Global Investors (Ireland),  Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure (USA),  KKR & Co. L.P. (USA),  Krane Funds Advisors LLC (USA),  Laborers' International Union of North America (USA),  Laird Norton Family Foundation (USA),  Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (USA),  Lord Abbett (USA),  Lyxor Asset Management (Spain),  Macalester College (USA),  Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets (Luxembourg),  Macroclimate LLC (USA),  Maine Public Employee Retirement System (USA),  Makena Capital Management (USA),  Manulife Investment Management (USA),  Marshall Street Management (USA),  Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (USA),  Maryland Treasurer's Office (USA),  Massachusetts Office of the State Treasurer (USA),  Mercy Investment Services (USA),  MFS Investment Management (USA),  Miller/Howard Investments (USA),  Minnesota State Board of Investment (USA),  Mirova (USA),  MIT Investment Management Company (USA),  Molpus Woodlands Group (USA),  Montgomery County Employees' Retirement System (USA),  Moody's Investors Services (USA),  Morgan Stanley (USA),  MUFG (Japan),  Natixis Investment Management (USA),  NEI Investments (USA),  Nephila Capital (USA),  Neuberger Berman (USA),  Neumeier Poma Investment Counsel (USA),  New Forests Advisory (USA),  New Jersey Division of Investment (USA),  New Mexico State Treasurer's Office (USA),  New York City Employees' Retirement System (USA),  New York City Office of the Comptroller (USA),  New York State Comptroller (USA),  New York State Teachers' Retirement System (USA),  Nova Scotia Pension Services Corporation (Canada),  Nuveen,  the investment manager of TIAA Oak Hill Capital Partners (USA),  OpenPath Investments (USA),  OPTrust (Canada),  Oregon Office of the State Treasurer (USA),  Orion Energy Partners LP Pacific Global Asset Management (USA),  Parametric (USA),  Park Foundation (USA),  Parnassus Investments (USA),  Pegasus Capital Advisors (USA),  Pennsylvania Treasury Department (USA),  Permian Global (USA),  Portico Benefits Services (USA),  Praxis Mutual Funds (USA),  Prentiss Smith & Company (USA),  Presbyterian Church (USA),  Princeville Global (USA),  Progressive Investment Management (USA),  Prudential Global Investment Management (USA),  Redwood Grove Capital (USA),  Reynders,  McVeigh Capital Management (USA),  Rhode Island Office of the General Treasurer (USA),  Rockefeller Brothers Fund (USA),  Rockefeller Capital Management (USA),  San Francisco Employees' Retirement System (USA),  Seamans Capital Management (Germany),  Seattle City Employees' Retirement System (USA),  SEB Investment Management (Norway),  Segal Marco Advisors (USA),  Service Employees International Union (USA),  Seventh Generation Interfaith Coalition for Responsible Investment (USA),  Silver Lake Partners (USA),  Skoll Foundation (USA),  SKY Harbor Capital Management LLC (United K.),  State Street Global Advisors (USA),  Steinberg Asset Management (USA),  Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management (Japan),  Sustainable Insight Capital Management (USA),  Terra Alpha Investments (USA),  The Bullitt Foundation (USA),  The Christopher Reynolds Foundation (USA),  The George Gund Foundation (USA),  The Jordan Company (USA),  The Lemelson Foundation (USA),  The McKnight Foundation (USA),  The Nathan Cummings Foundation (USA),  The Needmor Fund (USA),  The Rohatyn Group (USA),  The Russell Family Foundation (USA),  The Sierra Club Foundation (USA),  The Sustainability Group at Loring & Wolcott and Coolidge (USA),  Trillium Asset Management (USA),  Trustees of Donations to the Protestant Episcopal Church (USA),  UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust (USA),  Unitarian Universalist Association (USA),  United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (USA),  Université Laval (Canada),  University of Virginia Investment Management Company (USA),  University Pension Plan (USA),  Valo Ventures (USA),  Vancity Investment Management (USA),  Vanguard (USA),  Veris Wealth Partners (USA),  Vermont Office of the State Treasurer (USA),  Victory Capital Management (USA),  Vontobel Asset Management (USA),  Washington State Investment Board (USA),  Water Asset Management (USA),  Wellington Management Company LLP (USA),  Wells Fargo Asset Management (USA),  Wespath Benefits and Investments (USA),  William Penn Foundation (USA),  Zevin Asset Management (USA)

Faith based organisations 0
Other members 0
Supporting partners 0
Number of members in the years
2020
175
2022
213
Have only national states as participators No


Theme

Transport Agriculture Forestry Business Financial institutions Buildings Industry Waste Cities and subnational governments Short Term Pollutants International maritime transport Energy Supply Fluorinated gases Energy efficiency Renewable energy Supply chain emission reductions Adaptation Other Resilience Innovation Energy Access and Efficiency Private Finance
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