
Asia Pacific Task Force
Background
The Asia Pacific Task Force (APTF) started from 2005 with the aim of supporting and expanding sustainable practices in financial institutions in the Asia Pacific Region. In order to set 'sustainability' priorities for the Asia Pacific financial sector, importance has been placed on the creation of a critical mass of Asia Pacific signatories that are able to exchange ideas and best practice facilitated by a UNEP FI network.
Register now for Environmental and Social Risk Analysis E-Learning Programme
UNEP FI’s new E-Learning Programme on Environmental and Social Risk Analysis (ESRA) provides guidance for risk managers and analysts in corporate, investment and retail banking. Participants will learn how consideration of social and environmental risks in mainstream financial analysis can open up a wide range of opportunities, both for financial institutions and for the promotion of sustainable development.
Structure
Within the Asia Pacific Task Force there are currently 4 groups operating:
- Australasia Group
- Japan Group
- Korea Group
- Outreach Group
UNEP FI Signatories in the Asia Pacific Region
As of 31 August 2006, there are 42 UNEP FI signatories with headquarters in the Asia Pacific Region. Countries of operation include: Australia, China, India, Japan, Korea, Philippines and Thailand.
Contact
Yuki Yasui, Susan Steinhagen

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