The Network for Greening the Financial System has published its 2026-2027 strategy, setting out how it plans to move its work from principles to practice. The strategy is framed around a single objective of maximizing the effectiveness and impact of NGFS work for members and the broader financial community, against a backdrop of rising climate-related losses, increasing physical risks and diverging transition pathways across jurisdictions. The strategy centers on three priorities. First, NGFS will continue to act as a technical incubator for innovative work on climate and nature-related risks, with emphasis on physical risks, adaptation and nature-related risks. Second, it will strengthen its role as a center of expertise on climate scenarios by enhancing both long-term and short-term scenarios and supporting their practical implementation. Third, it will build capacity and support implementation so members can translate technical work into operational tools.
Network for Greening the Financial System2026-07-02
Network for Greening the Financial System publishes 2026-2027 strategy focused on climate risk innovation scenarios and implementation support
The Network for Greening the Financial System has published its 2026-2027 strategy, aimed at increasing the practical impact of its climate and nature-related work for members and the wider financial community. Its three priorities are technical innovation on climate and nature risks, stronger climate scenario expertise, and capacity building to help members turn technical work into operational tools.