EU, France, Georgia, Mexico, Policy and Regulation

Could the EU social taxonomy make a comeback?

The Central de Abastos market, Mexico City, site of an urban solar farm. As well as sustainable requirements, Mexico’s taxonomy includes social elements. (Photo: Jeoffrey Guillemard/Bloomberg)

Despite earlier efforts, EU proposals for a social taxonomy appear moribund. But countries such as Georgia and Mexico have launched taxonomies that include social factors, while French and other investors are considering their next move

In July 2020, the EU formally adopted its green taxonomy, which defines “green” ...

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