tnfd-leap

The Skill conducts nature-related financial risk assessment by following the TNFD LEAP approach, integrating ECORE and SBTN methodologies to identify physical, transition, and systemic risks from nature loss for funds and portfolios.

The TNFD LEAP approach is a structured methodology for assessing nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities. It provides TNFD-aligned disclosure scaffolding for categories C1–C8, S1–S6, RM1–RM3, and M1–M8 for sustainability reporting.

You generate TNFD-aligned disclosures by running an assessment that provides narrative scaffolding for categories C1–C8, S1–S6, RM1–RM3, and M1–M8. It specifically supports sectors including food/agriculture, mining, oil/gas, and forestry.

Yes, you can use Python, pandas, numpy, and matplotlib to assess biodiversity and natural capital risks. The process requires these libraries alongside various external datasets for biodiversity, forests, water, and oceans to perform the analysis.

Yes, the TNFD LEAP methodology identifies nature-related investment opportunities by pinpointing resource efficiency, products and services, markets, capital flow financing, and resilience and reputation opportunities alongside risk assessment.

Required external datasets for nature-related financial disclosures include biodiversity, forests, water, and oceans data. These datasets feed into the LEAP assessment to evaluate nature-related dependencies and impacts across supported sectors.