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Strategy and governance\n1a. Alignment of the transition plan with overall business strategy\nThis section should lay out your business strategy for the transition to a net zero future and describe how implementing your transition plan will get you there.\nWhat will your company be doing in 2030, 2040 and 2050, and how is that different from what it’s doing now?\nWhat opportunities in the transition and in a net zero future will your company take advantage of, and how?\nHow will the transition plan create value and long-term resilience for your company?\nWhat assumptions and dependencies underpin the plan (eg new technologies, use of removals and overview of any potential blockers)?\nSummary of how your company will transition, including:\nemissions reductions, across your entire value chain\nhow the product and service portfolio will be shifted towards climate solutions\nmanaging physical climate and transition exposure risks\ncontributing to a just and equitable transition (resilience, equality, gender and energy access)\nmaintaining near-zero emissions long-term.\n1b. Governance of the transition plan\nExplain how implementation of the transition plan will be governed, including\nwho is responsible for implementation and reporting\nhow priorities will be determined\nhow leadership is incentivised (eg through compensation for target achievement)\nDescribe the process for formally updating the transition plan, at least every five years and when material changes to the company or strategy occur. Include information on the process for integrating stakeholder feedback.\n1c. Plan for reporting progress\nDescribe your plans for publicly and annually reporting on\nGHG emissions progress\nengagement with your value chain and your industry\nmaterial fossil fuel use within your value chain\nindustry association memberships, advocacy and lobbying activities\nexposure to physical climate and transition risks\nDescribe planned actions to address any data limitations\nDescribe your reporting format, where these reports will be shared, and any planned use of public accountability platforms (eg Carbon Disclosure Project, SME Climate Hub and the UN’s Global Climate Action Portal)\nDescribe any plans for use of third-party verification of progress\nDisclose where scenario analysis for climate-related risks can be found, including\nrisks to the natural environment\nrisks to the company from climate change related events\nrisks to stakeholders.\n1d. Implementation\nThis section will be central to stakeholders seeking to determine the credibility of your plan.  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Plan for reporting progress\n## 1d. Implementation\n# 2. Targets and key performance indicators\n## 2a. Greenhouse gas emissions baseline\n## 2b. 1.5°C-aligned pathway to net zero\n## 2c. Greenhouse gas reduction targets","[{\"question\":\"How should the transition plan align with the company’s overall business strategy?\",\"answer\":\"It should describe what the company will do in 2030, 2040, and 2050, how that differs from current activities, and what opportunities the company will pursue. It should also explain how the plan creates value and long-term resilience, including assumptions and dependencies such as new technologies and potential blockers.\"},{\"question\":\"What governance elements must be included in the transition plan?\",\"answer\":\"The plan should explain who is responsible for implementation and reporting, how priorities are determined, and how leadership is incentivised (e.g., via compensation tied to target achievement). 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