The EU’s Social Taxonomy aims to provide a common code for investors, businesses and regulators to determine whether an economic activity is sustainable from a social perspective. The publication of the final report by the European Commission Technical Expert Group on Sustainable Finance marked a change of course for sustainable finance by creating a clear system of classification for activities that encourage compliance with the social objectives of the European Union and can contribute to the development of a green and more inclusive society
Against this backdrop, it is important to explore questions such as: What are theobjectives of the EU taxonomy? How can equality and inclusion be promoted within a company? And: How can social taxonomy be integrated into investment processes and choices?
With this event, the Gamma Foundation is seeking to promote a broader understanding of this key topic by providing a platform where institutions, managers and investment experts can share their different views about the Social Taxonomy.
