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Due to high demand, we are working to make each chapter accessible to the relevant participants. In this particular chapter, we will be featuring an expert for the session. Chapter 10: Transition Planning and Carbon Reporting | Exam weightage: 4-6 questions Chapter 10 builds on Chapter 8 by delving deeper into key transition planning principles and steps. The chapter walks candidates through the latest Transition Plan Taskforce recommendations and implementation strategies. It overviews a variety of international transition standards, and contextualizes complementary standards established by GFANZ and SBTi. The specific Learning Objectives for this chapter are as follows: • Describe the drivers of transition plans, including regulation, and the different use cases for transition plans. • Describe the key principles for good transition planning: ambition, including the “strategic rounded approach,” action, and accountability. • Demonstrate knowledge of emerging transition planning international and national standards, as well as sector- specific guidance.. • Demonstrate an understanding of the five core elements of a good practice transition plan: Foundation, Implementation Strategy, Engagement Strategy, Metrics & Targets, and Governance. • Understand the two distinct approaches (equity share and control) that can be used to consolidate GHG emissions. • Demonstrate ability to walk through GHG calculation steps by scope according to operational boundaries and calculate emissions given a set of activity data, conversion factors, and global warming potentials. • Define financed emissions and why Scope 3 emissions are essential for financial organizations to measure. • Understand how financial institutions measure financed emissions and use emissions metrics to measure risk. etc.